ELLIE
- 21 Nov 2003 09:36
I trade in stocks on a small scale, can somebody please explain if/when I will be liable for capital gains tax. Is the tax related to the total amounts sold or just to the profit made from the sales.
optomistic
- 08 Feb 2007 17:12
- 56 of 59
Details on this site. Figure is always 4 times the CGT limit
Low Incomes Tax Reform Group - Tax help - PensionersPersonal belongings where sale proceeds are less than 6000 ... There is no CGT on the sale of your own home provided you have lived there throughout the ...
www.litrg.org.uk/help/pensioners/incomesover/understandingcgt.cfm - 72k -
Frampton
- 08 Feb 2007 17:20
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Stockbunny, I was off line when you posted the second time, do you get it now? If you sell a block of shares for 36,000 pounds you would have to declare it even if you are selling for exactly the same price you bought at ie. you are not making a profit or a loss. It doesn't matter how much you spend on buying shares (that only comes into it for calculating a gain or a loss).
stockbunny
- 09 Feb 2007 08:20
- 58 of 59
Framption and Exotoxin - many thanks - yes I get it now :>)