The Government’s sudden reduction of the Capital Gains Tax exemption for Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) transactions from 100% to 50%, with immediate effect, has raised eyebrows across the SME sector. For some, it feels like the end of an era. For This shift has not destroyed the model, it has simply stripped out the distortion. The businesses that were always suited to employee ownership will continue to see the benefits, it’s a welcome correction.

Ultimately, when contemplating an exit, business owners must weigh all available options carefully. Not all deals are created equal

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