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UK Real Estate: New UK Tax Landscape for International Investors

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By Jessica Ganagasegaran & Clive Jones on June 30, 2020
Posted in Featured, International Law, Investments, Real Estate, Tax

Over the last few years, the UK tax rules for overseas investors in UK real estate have seen dramatic changes. In this GT Alert, we highlight some of the changes and some of the steps that may be considered to potentially mitigate their impact. In navigating these changes, what has become clear is the importance of having the right structure in place to suit the particular investor(s).

Now is the time to take action, whether it be reviewing existing structures to make sure that they are still fit for purpose, considering whether pre-sale planning steps should be taken to minimise the potential for a price chip by a future buyer or considering the best structure to use for a new investment.

Read the full GT Alert, “UK Real Estate: New UK Tax Landscape for International Investors.”

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