Ship shape

The shipping tax lease is alive and well and living in the UK. But with recent legislative changes curtailing the benefit of leases into tonnage tax companies, it could be a year of upheaval, as arrangers search out new methods to bring the most advantage to lessors and keep a high NPV benefit for l...

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Leases
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Lessors
Operating leases
Restrictions
Shipping industry
Tax legislation
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