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Investing Tax Efficiently – HERO copy

The complex world of tax on investment

The whole tax system has grown increasingly elaborate, thanks to revenue-raising tweaks such as the taxation of child benefit and multiple reforms of dividend taxation. As more changes are introduced, the complexities increase.

This guide offers a brief outline of how your investments are currently taxed and future changes (or freezes) that have already been announced.

Investing tax-efficiently – what is included in the guide:


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How your investment income is taxed

Income from investments is generally taxed less than earnings because there is no liability to NICs. We talk you through the process.

• Life assurance-linked investment bonds

The tax treatment of single premium life assurance investment bonds often causes confusion. Our example case study illustrates the process.

• Capital gains implications

In most circumstances, capital gains are currently taxed more lightly than income, particularly if your net realised gains fall within the annual exempt amount. Our example case study highlights the potentiality for capital gains and losses.

• Easing the investment tax burden

There are many ways of reducing the burden of tax on your investments, but you should always take professional advice before acting.

Our guide offers expert insight into the options available for investing tax-efficiently and mitigating your tax burden.

Guide to Investing tax efficiently

Meet the expert
Dominic Lobo
Dominic-Lobo
Associate Director, Wealth

Dominic became a founder and Director of the Quadrant Group in 1994. He joined Progeny following the acquisition of Quadrant Group in 2017. Dominic has widespread experience with over 25 years in investments and pensions, both retail and corporate, and works closely with high net-worth individuals, families and companies.

As well as widespread experience in virtually all aspects of financial advice, Dominic is a key member of the Investment Committee responsible for the ongoing management of the successful AstutePortfolio range.

Dominic’s core beliefs are honesty, transparency and competence, and he finds interaction with clients the most rewarding part of his job. His clients are an eclectic mix – typically senior staff and Directors of PLCs, Business Owners and Entrepreneurs, Professionals, and hardworking individuals from many different walks of life.

Dominic is a member of the Personal Finance Society and Chartered Insurance Institute and is keen to keep his knowledge up to date with continued ongoing professional development through study and professional exams.

Before entering the financial services industry, Dominic graduated in Civil Engineering (with Commendation). In the past, Dominic has been a successful sportsman, competing at a high level in several sports; cricket, rugby, squash and tennis to name but a few. In his free time, he remains fit through physical training, golf, and the occasional appearance on the tennis court. He is also a proud husband and father and enjoys time with his family.

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