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CGT changes may mean clients need to finally part with 'cherished' holdings

News Team, 12/11/2020

The Office of Tax Simplification’s (OTS) proposals to reform Capital Gains Tax (CGT) mean investment management clients should be urged to take a look at their “cherished” holdings, wealth manager JM Finn says.

Simon Temple-Pedersen, the head of JM Finn’s Bristol office, said CGT had long been a sensible reason for clients to hold on to “cherished” and often over-sized holdings – “which can make managing a portfolio that bit harder, especially when trying to manage risk a...


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