I'm getting a bit annoyed now. It's preventing me actioning some CGT harvesting in case a payout suddenly appears where the holding has been kicked out of an ISA, or never was.
An update should be the bare minimum at this stage.
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Fundsmith Emerging (FEET) - Crazy idea?
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Re: Fundsmith Emerging (FEET) - Crazy idea?
doug2500 wrote:I'm getting a bit annoyed now. It's preventing me actioning some CGT harvesting in case a payout suddenly appears where the holding has been kicked out of an ISA, or never was.
An update should be the bare minimum at this stage.
But would CGT apply? Didn't that all happen within your ISA and then it was just a cash liability that was transferred out? That is how I plan to treat it.
But yes if I had known it would be all this faff I would have sold in late 2022.
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Indeed Lootman - the opportunity cost of not having taken the cash in late 2022 within an ISA is now 4%+ - and now I need to take a slug out for unexpected building repairs and will be forced to sell some funds unless this comes through within the next 6 weeks or so.
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I may treat it that way, but I suspect it's wrong. What we now have is a holding in an unlisted company in a GIA until it is formally wound up, it's not really the same as a cash withdrawal from an ISA. Getting advice would cost more than the payout so it's a bit catch 22.
One holding was always in a GIA so my point still stands on that.
One holding was always in a GIA so my point still stands on that.
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Re: Fundsmith Emerging (FEET) - Crazy idea?
I missed this update from January:
https://www.feetplc.co.uk/
Gist of it is that they hope for final distribution of around 15p by 30/04/24 but no guarantees on timing or value.
That would be a return of 12.85 from a closing NAV of 13.03, due to exchange rates. I thought the cost of winding up would also have to paid from NAV though?
https://www.feetplc.co.uk/
Gist of it is that they hope for final distribution of around 15p by 30/04/24 but no guarantees on timing or value.
That would be a return of 12.85 from a closing NAV of 13.03, due to exchange rates. I thought the cost of winding up would also have to paid from NAV though?
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Re: Fundsmith Emerging (FEET) - Crazy idea?
Third and final cash distribution to shareholders has been 'promised' for April 2024 - let's hope that this liquidation will be finally wrapped up.
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Re: Fundsmith Emerging (FEET) - Crazy idea?
22 March 2024
As detailed in the Joint Liquidators’ annual progress report, the timing of the third and final distribution to shareholders and the conclusion of the liquidation is largely dependent on resolution of the Company’s tax affairs in India, where the revenue authority have raised an assessment into the Company’s tax filing for the year ended 31 March 2023. The Joint Liquidators have filed an appeal against the assessment on behalf of the Company and the Company’s tax advisors are liaising with the Indian revenue authority to attempt to resolve the matter as soon as possible.
It was anticipated that the third distribution to shareholders could be made by 30 April 2024. Unfortunately, due to the ongoing Indian tax assessment, it will now not be possible to make payment of the third distribution by 30 April 2024. The Joint Liquidators and the Company’s tax advisors will continue to try and resolve this matter expeditiously and, assuming that the appeal is accepted by the revenue authorities by 30 April 2024, anticipate that the final distribution can be paid by 31 May 2024.
A further update on the time of the third distribution will be provided on or around 30 April 2024.
As detailed in the Joint Liquidators’ annual progress report, the timing of the third and final distribution to shareholders and the conclusion of the liquidation is largely dependent on resolution of the Company’s tax affairs in India, where the revenue authority have raised an assessment into the Company’s tax filing for the year ended 31 March 2023. The Joint Liquidators have filed an appeal against the assessment on behalf of the Company and the Company’s tax advisors are liaising with the Indian revenue authority to attempt to resolve the matter as soon as possible.
It was anticipated that the third distribution to shareholders could be made by 30 April 2024. Unfortunately, due to the ongoing Indian tax assessment, it will now not be possible to make payment of the third distribution by 30 April 2024. The Joint Liquidators and the Company’s tax advisors will continue to try and resolve this matter expeditiously and, assuming that the appeal is accepted by the revenue authorities by 30 April 2024, anticipate that the final distribution can be paid by 31 May 2024.
A further update on the time of the third distribution will be provided on or around 30 April 2024.
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