Capital Gains Tax
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) liabilities can arise when you dispose of an asset that has increased in value since it was acquired. Whether the asset is sold or gifted, a CGT liability may still arise.
Our team can provide expert advice on:
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Reporting and paying CGT liabilities, as well as strategies to mitigate or defer them wherever possible.
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Navigating the complex area of residential property disposals, including the new online filing and payment requirements.
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Exploring tax reliefs and deferral mechanisms to reduce or delay CGT liabilities.
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Planning efficiently for future asset disposals to minimise potential tax liabilities.
If you have disposed of an asset and need assistance managing your CGT liability, or if you’re looking for tax planning advice for future disposals, our DY team is here to help.
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