Full VCTs list ahead of 2004/05 tax deadline

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With the end of the 2004/05 tax year drawing to a close, several VCT providers have made announcements concerning allotment of shares, withdrawal of the vehicle or closure through over-subscription.

To try and keep you up-to-date on the latest developments, IFAonline has compiled a list of the VCT funds offered this year, through data from Allenbridge Investment Consultants and recent updates from various providers. This table - last updated 4th April 2005 - will continue to be updated until the end of the tax year on April 5th so please send any VCT updates to Julie Henderson. VCT funds new for 2004/05 Name Opening date Status Raised (£m) Minimum required to proceed (£m) Target (£m) Closing date for 2004/05 Aberdeen Growth Opportunities VCT 2plc 04/10/04 Allotting 6.3 2 40...

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