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24 December 2025

Employee Ownership Trust Tax Benefits

An Employee Ownership Trust is a business ownership model which allows a company’s employees to own...

24 December 2025

How is an Employee Ownership Trust taxed in the UK?

An Employee Ownership Trust, or EOT, is a trust set up to allow a company to be owned by its...

24 December 2025

Employee Ownership Trust - the right exit strategy for you?

We are seeing more and more business owners looking to explore the potential of setting up an ...

24 December 2025

How do you fund an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) transaction?

An Employee Ownership Trust is a tax efficient exit strategy for selling shareholders, as well as...

24 December 2025

Relief from Capital Gains Tax when selling your business to an EOT - How it works

The tax benefits of selling a controlling stake in a trading company to an Employee Ownership Trusts

24 December 2025

EOT preparation: what you need to make it happen

Are you a business owner looking to sell your company to an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT)?

This...

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