Finance - Finding the golden return

Looking to invest some of your hard-earned profits? Bob Fraser reviews some investment tax rules

Surplus profits generated by companies are often held on deposit or on the money market. If this cash is not earmarked for short-term needs then it may be possible to generate a better and more tax-efficient return elsewhere. Many companies already take such steps, however it is important to be aware of tax changes that may impact upon these arrangements.

Many companies will have a capital redemption bond that has no lives assured, provides no death benefits and where the investor has control

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