Greed2 Feb 2019 11:00
unfortunately knows no bounds. Just have a look at the case going on at Southwark just now. Going right back to 2007 bail out of Barclays by Qatar - 11 to 12 year old emails and phone calls being used as evidence.
Should therefore be no problem going back to 2016-2017 for FRR case and any interesting emails from/to the TW gang/YA if they have any involvement in our current woes.
If, and it is a big if, we relist before 5 April which would seem a much too short timescale then two years ISA allowance could be available (£40000) plus CGT allowance for each year £23700 (£11700 and £12000) if selling, which would help most investors using ISAs as tax wrappers and anyone wishing to sell a few without paying tax, always dependant on what the s/p would be at the time. There is also the chance for some to offset any losses elsewhere. Those with shares in SIPPs would see a value against their holding again, otherwise no change as can remain in SIPP while delisted.
All in all, if we relist there are options available to all. It may just take more time for some to get shares back into tax efficient wrappers.
That all said the main item on the agenda is getting out of the situation we are now in with an ongoing court case, likely crucial to funding as well as relationship with two majors and then arbitration on the horizon.