CGT is a tax on capital 'gains'. If/ when you sell or give away an asset that has increased in value, you may be taxed on the profit, even although you may have received no proceeds.
With the complexity of tax rules, it is essential to take sound advice to ensure that the optimum tax route is taken before any significant transactions take place.
Our specialist tax team can advise on the circumstances where capital gains tax would be payable.
The period leading up to the tax year on the 5th April is one of the best times to review your taxes and finances. Download our summary of the more important year-end tax tips to help you identify areas that should be considered
Tax Planning Supplement - 2010
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Our next charity seminar is scheduled to take place on Wednesday 3rd November in Glasgow. Further details will be posted in the Summer.
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Companies Act Implementation Oct 2008 - An outline of the changes
Capital Allowances The New Rules
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Compulsory retirement age to be retired
The government is proposing to scrap the default retirement age of 65 by October 2011.
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