Revealed: Winners of the Tax Efficiency Awards 2019/20

Awards for TIME Investments and Parkwalk

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Investment Week is pleased to announce the winners of the Tax Efficiency Awards 2019/20 following a ceremony on the 29 November at One Moorgate Place in London.

The landscape of a changing pensions regime and continued restrictions in buy-to-let, plus increasing interest in early-stage investing mean that interest in the tax-efficient sector, both at an industry and investor level, has never been so high. The awards are designed to recognise the most successful and forward-thinking providers in the areas of VCTs, EIS and BPR/IHT and, alongside performance criteria, acknowledge the degree to which each provider helped promote a greater understanding of the sector and its benefits with investors and, crucially, advisers. The winners in full B...

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