Investment funds: Less affected by tax increases
Investment funds are savings products that will benefit most by the reform that the government makes on taxes.
While all savings products will be hurt, IFs are able to defer the payment due to its tax treatment.
Paid less for deposits and an improvement in the stock markets have helped to secure investment funds had increases in their portfolios for the first time in the past two years.
The details of the new tax rules, report that financial assets will be harmed:
Deposits
Actions
Bonds
Dividends
Investment Funds
The reason that these savings products have a single rate of taxation which is currently at 18% of capital gains.
However, it appears that investment funds may benefit as it allows to defer the payment of taxes if the surplus does not materialize.
This tax measure reverses the downward trend of equity and the scenario is optimistic, with a low Euribor portfolios of investment funds benefit due to low profitability that entities can offer on the remaining products liability for savings.
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