BFS Investments, which specialises in split capital investment trusts, is offering a free guide to z...
BFS Investments, which specialises in split capital investment trusts, is offering a free guide to zero dividend preference shares aimed specifically at intermediaries. The guide looks at what zeroes are and how to make a clear analysis of risk and returns. It examines tax treatments and ways in which zeroes can be used as a tax efficient vehicle, in some cases providing larger tax breaks than Isas, according to the group. The guide, Easier Way Up?, explains that on zeroes there is no income tax to pay as there are no dividends and the returns from the vehicle are treated as capital ga...
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