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29 February 2024

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...

22 February 2024

List of Employee Owned Companies (UK)

When the government introduced Employee Ownership Trusts in 2014, the legislation was intended to...

15 February 2024

Your Boss is selling to an EOT - What does it mean?

As an employee of a business, a significant ownership change can bring uncertainty and a lot of...

14 February 2024

Is an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) good for employees?

An Employee Ownership Trust (or EOT) enables a company to be owned by a Trust for the benefit of...

26 January 2024

Indirect vs direct employee ownership

The Employee Ownership Association recently reported that, as of December 2022, there are over...

9 January 2024

What happens when an employee leaves an EOT?

An Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) is a special type of trust that holds a company's shares for...

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