New ‘founder relief’ is meant to boost entrepreneurs, but can anyone name a founder who qualifies?
A new tax rate of 10 per cent capital gains on up to £10m lifetime gains is designed to encourage and reward founders, but the draft rules are so narrowly drawn that hardly anyone will qualify, says John Manis In the film My Fair Lady, the heroine’s father, Alfred P Doolittle, makes a memorable case [...]
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