Business owners have been racing to sell their companies in order to beat the hike in CGT.
Private equity group NBGI has sold Hamworthy Heating, a maker of boilers for commercial property, has been sold for £35m to Atlantic, a French conglomerate.
Private equity group saves £2m in CGT move
Accountancy Age, 31 Mar 2008
Business owners have been racing to sell their companies in order to beat the hike in CGT.
Private equity group NBGI has sold Hamworthy Heating, a maker of boilers for commercial property, has been sold for £35m to Atlantic, a French conglomerate.
The move will save around £2m in tax, the Sunday Times reported.
Sir Ken Morrison has also moved to restructure his affairs, rearranging his £1bn stake in the company into trust arrangements.
QinetiQ chairman Sir John Chisholm has also transferred more than £17m of shares into a family trust, the paper said.
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