Our Share Schemes Expert Group examines all aspects of share scheme regulation to ensure that they remain cost effective and easy to implement for small and mid-sized quoted companies.
Employee share schemes are a particularly important tool for small and mid-sized quoted companies to motivate and retain key staff. The group has recently held meetings with representatives from HMRC and the Investment Association, so that members could directly raise issues which concerned them.
The group is currently working on:
- Working with HMRC on the practical implementation of online registration and annual reporting for share schemes
- Updating the QCA Share Schemes Guide
- Together with other groups, updating the QCA Remuneration Committee Guide
- Together with other groups, making representations on improving the AIM Rules
Share Schemes Expert Group Terms of Reference:
Meetings
Share Schemes Expert Group - April 2021
Thursday 8 April 2021 at 4.00pm
This meeting is being held on Thursday 8 April 2021, with Jennifer Rudman, Industry Director, Equiniti, as guest speaker.
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Share Schemes Expert Group - February 2021
Thursday 18 February 2021 at 4.00pm
This meeting is being held on Thursday 18 February 2021, with Nicholas Malasinski of IVIS, as guest speaker.
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Published responses
QCA submits proposals for taxation reform - Budget 2018
Our Tax Expert Group and Share Schemes Expert Groups have prepared our annual proposals for taxation reform ahead of Budget 2018.
QCA Response to HM Treasury - Financing growth in innovative firms: allowing Entrepreneurs' Relief on gains before dilution
15th May 2018 - Our Tax and Share Schemes Expert Groups contributed to our response to HM Treasury's consultation on allowing Entrepreneurs' Relief on gains before dilution.
QCA proposals for taxation reform - Autumn Budget 2017
22nd September 2017 - Our Tax Expert Group, in conjunction with our Share Schemes Expert Group, has prepared its annual proposals for taxation reform ahead of Autumn Budget 2017.
