Govt announces VCT 'forum' to clarify new rules

Alice Rigby
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HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is to hold regular stakeholder forums to help clarify and develop the rules surrounding EIS, SEIS and VCT schemes.

Following a consultation on rules announced in the March Budget, the government said in today's Summer Budget that the forum will bring together HMRC, HM Treasury, and users of the tax-advantaged venture capital schemes, alongside other stakeholders. Its aim is to discuss and review the operation of the schemes and the tax issues that arise as a result. One of its early responsibilities will be the development of a standard format for annual VCT returns. The meetings will be held at least every quarter and will be chaired by HMRC under Chatham House rules. Further reading: VCT fu...

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