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U.K. Structured Products May Face Higher Taxes

Investors in structured products in the U.K. could face higher taxes as returns on a growing number of the instruments may now be subject to income tax rather than capital gains tax under recent changes in regulation

  • 17 Oct 2012

Investors in structured products in the U.K. could face higher taxes as returns on a growing number of the instruments may now be subject to income tax rather than capital gains tax under recent changes in regulation

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