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Capital Gains Tax Advice

Seek expert guidance on capital gains tax from the specialist accountants at A&T Financial Services.

Capital gains tax (CGT) becomes relevant when you sell or dispose of assets, and your gains surpass the tax-free allowance. With extensive experience, our team aids clients in comprehending the nuances of CGT.

We offer a fully tailored CGT service, providing personalized tax advice to each client. Our adept accountants possess deep knowledge in both personal and business taxation, assessing your unique circumstances to optimize available capital gains tax relief and deductions.

Our objective is to minimize your capital gains tax liability while ensuring complete compliance with HMRC. Additionally, we handle all interactions with HMRC on your behalf.

Discover how A&T Financial Services' capital gains tax advice can effectively reduce your liability.

  1. Personalized Advice: We approach each client as unique, providing tailored capital gains tax advice to ensure you maximize available tax relief.
  2. Expertise in Complexities: With extensive experience, we assist clients in navigating the complexities and evolving legislation surrounding capital gains tax. Our aim is to help you minimize your tax liability effectively. Our aim to help you reduce your tax liability
  3. Stress-Free HMRC Interaction: Let us alleviate the burden of dealing with HMRC. We handle all communications and liaisons with them on your behalf, ensuring a smooth and stress-free process.

Make the most of any capital gains tax relief and available deductions

Whether you're contemplating selling or disposing of an asset or require assistance in calculating your tax liability on existing gains, reach out to our team today.

What is capital gains tax?

Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is imposed on the profit realized from selling or disposing of an asset that has appreciated in value.

Disposing of an asset encompasses various scenarios, such as:

  • Selling an asset, including business assets
  • Gifting an asset
  • Exchanging an asset for another
  • Receiving compensation for an asset

Not all assets are subject to Capital Gains Tax, and the amount of tax you'll owe depends on whether your gains within a tax year exceed your tax-free allowance.

Do I pay capital gains tax on property?

Capital gains tax applies to the profit earned from selling or disposing of property that isn't your main home (Principal Private Residence). Examples include:

  • Buy-to-let properties
  • Inherited property
  • Gains from the sale or disposal of business assets like land or buildings are also subject to capital gains tax.

Whether you're a landlord or private individual seeking clarity on your tax obligations regarding the sale or potential sale of a property, reach out to us to explore how we can assist you. You may also qualify for tax relief.

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Capital gains tax on the sale of shares

In addition to gains from selling or disposing of land and building assets, capital gains tax may also apply to shares and other investments.

Examples of shares and investments subject to potential tax include:

  • Shares not held within an ISA or PEP
  • Certain bonds, like Premium Bonds

Several factors affect the capital gains tax applicable to the sale or disposal of shares, including:

  • Purchase and sale dates of the shares
  • Fees paid to stockbrokers
  • Whether shares were acquired through a 'Rights Issue' or another vehicle like an investment club

Given the complexities in calculating gains from stocks and shares, coupled with the ever-changing HMRC regulations, it's no wonder many businesses and individuals turn to A&T Financial Services for Capital Gains Tax Advice.