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Private Client—tax legislation day 2018—what to expect

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Published on: 27 June 2018

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What is the background to the publication of the draft Finance Bill legislation?
What provisions has the government committed to including in Finance Bill 2019 (FB 2019)?
Charities
Tax efficient investments
Capital gains tax
Stamp taxes
Tax avoidance, evasion and non-compliance
International
What other draft provisions and publications might be published on 6 July 2018?

Article summary

Private Client analysis: Draft provisions to be included in Finance Bill 2019 (formally the Finance (No 3) Bill 2017–19, but also known as Finance Bill 2018–19) are expected to be released, alongside summaries of responses to consultations, on 6 July 2018. We set out what we might expect to see on the day which is most relevant to Private Client practitioners.

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