Capital Gains Tax – How much should you pay, and when’s it due?
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is the tax on the profit when you sell (or ‘dispose of’) an asset, when it has increased in value.
How much you are required to pay, and the timescale to settle your CGT liability varies, depending on the asset that you dispose of, and whether you are a UK resident.
It’s worth getting professional advice on your Capital Gains, as there are several ways to offset your total tax bill.
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Capital Gains Tax rules
- Residential sales 30/60 day reporting on CGT
- CGT – Property (UK and Non-UK residents)
- CGT – Other assets eg Shares and Securities
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