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“QAHC, QAHC!”

by Matthias Plötz 8 November 2022

In April 2022, the UK government introduced the Qualifying Asset Holding Company (QAHC) regime with the aim of incentivising asset managers to set up their holding structures and manage tax leakage in the UK.

The QAHC is an unlisted UK tax resident company owned to at least 70% by Category A investors. It is designed to provide asset-holding formations for institutional investors and funds investing in UK companies.

Historically the UK has always had a very strong asset management industry.

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