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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...

21 July 2023

HMRC consultation into use and effectiveness of EOT model

The UK government has launched the previously announced consultation into the use and effectiveness...

18 May 2023

Employee Ownership Trust Tax Benefits

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

9 May 2023

Employee Ownership Trust Explained - How does it all work?

An Employee Ownership Trust is a government-backed business ownership model where a trust owns a...

2 May 2023

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...

1 May 2023

Selling Your Business to an EOT - Key Questions Answered

Answering your questions on Employee Ownership Trusts are:

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