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Budget 2021: UK freezes personal tax thresholds until 2026

Budget 2021: UK freezes personal tax thresholds until 2026
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What Do Investors Need to Know About the Budget?

What Do Investors Need to Know About the Budget?
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VCTs raise more than £30m in one week as investors rush to tax-efficient investments

Venture Capital Trusts have enjoyed inflows of £360million so far this tax year They have become more popular as more people are aware of the tax benefits for investors As VCTs help fund the UK s up and coming businesses they are likely to thrive during economic recovery This is Money explains the ins and outs of VCTs and how to invest yourself

Should you risk buying into venture capital trusts (VCTs)?

© Elvie US markets are replete with dynamic technology companies; Europe’s are staid and boring. Or so many investors think. But this is not entirely accurate. On the continent, for instance, tech companies now boast a bigger market capitalisation than banks and energy companies.  In Britain, on the other hand, investors seeking burgeoning, earlier stage businesses tend to go for the private firms found in listed portfolios such as the Chrysalis investment trust, which has been a top performer in recent years. However, there is also the long-established venture capital trust (VCT) sector. According to investment services group Wealth Club, these tax-efficient listed funds are increasingly investing in the same kind of fast-growing, valuable companies you’d expect to find in the Chrysalis fund and bigger rivals such as Baillie Gifford’s Scottish Mortgage trust. 

Appetite for EIS tax breaks and investing in start-ups remains strong

More investors are considering start-ups for their potentially strong returns - and a  tempting 30 per cent tax break - but the sector says it still needs almost £7billion to reach its potential. The Enterprise Investment Scheme is a government-led scheme that helps younger, businesses raise finance by offering investors generous tax reliefs, including income tax and capital gains relief and some protection against losses, in return for such high-risk investing. Alex Davies, chief executive of Wealth Club, a tax-efficient investing platform said demand from investors has been suprisingly strong over the past year, with people choosing to back firms using technology to drive their business.

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