CGT is the tax you pay on the profit or gain that you’ve made on an item when it is sold. It applies to assets that you own, such as; bullion, property or shares. Capital Gains Tax differs from Income Tax in that only the gain made on the sale of the asset is taxable. For ...
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Capital Gains Tax is charged when you sell or dispose of an asset which has grown in value and you have made a profit from the sale. Here we look at how the CGT rules work in practice. Under the CGT tax regime, you are only taxed on the amount you have gained, rather than on wha...
capital gains tax is payable for this disposal by the filing date for the return (which is within 60 days of the date of completion of the sale of the property). For the purposes of calculating the amount payable on account it can be assumed that any claim,...
Philip Hendy recently wrote in the Jersey Funds Association’s (JFA) blog. In this blog Philip discusses the changes which will take place on 6 April 2019 when non-resident capital gains tax will be payable on both commercial and residential property disposals, whether direct or indirect. ...
sale of an asset post cessation – must be within 3 years of cessation Entrepreneurs’ relief • Calculate the entrepreneurs’ relief available in respect of the following disposals: • T sells trading business during 2011/12. He makes a gain of £300,000 on the premises but a loss ...