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        Approved investment trust

An investment trust which satisfies certain conditions set by the tax authorities and accordingly is exempt from tax on capital gains made on profits from sales of investments within its portfolio.This ability of investment trusts to trade in and out of shares gives them an advantage over private investors who, in considering whether to sell shares, are bound to have one eye on the capital gains tax liability that they might incur.

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Approved investment trust - An investment trust which satisfies certain conditions set by the tax authorities and accordingly is exempt from tax on capital gains made on profits from sales of investments within its portfolio.This ability of investment trusts to trade in and out of shares gives them an advantage over private investors who, in considering whether to sell shares, are bound to have one eye on the capital gains tax liability that they might incur.


Approved investment trust : an investment trust which satisfies certain conditions set by the tax authorities and accordingly is exempt from tax on capital gains made on profits from sales of investments within its portfolio.this ability of investment trusts to trade in and out of shares gives them an advantage over private investors who, in considering whether to sell shares, are bound to have one eye on the capital gains tax liability that they might incur.