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Share Incentives weekly highlights—2 April 2020

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Published on: 02 April 2020

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Table of contents

Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Lexis®PSL Share Incentives publishes new coronavirus (COVID-19) subtopic
HMRC to produce ERS Bulletin on the impact of coronavirus on each tax-advantaged share plan
HMRC publishes guidance on coronavirus job retention scheme
Governance and regulatory issues
QCA share scheme expert group publishes 2020 survey
Finance Bill 2020
Second reading of Finance Bill 2020 set for 22 April 2020
Tax Treatment
Regulations require employers to include payments that fall within the off-payroll working rules in real time information returns

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Article summary

This week’s edition of Share Incentives highlights includes: (1) updates on coronavirus (COVID-19) including the launch of our new Coronavirus (COVID-19) and share schemes subtopic, and (2) our monthly news piece providing industry insight from ProShare.

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