Capital Gains Tax Advice
This page provides a link to the advice pages on this site. We hope you find them useful but please bear in mind that it is general advice and that your personal circumstances may suggest a better approach.

Introduction
Capital Gains Tax generally arises when you sell assets. This could include property, shares and expensive antiques.

If you are completely new to capital gains tax then it is probably worth taking some time to read through our beginners guide. This will then allow you to consider whether there are any ways in which you might want to reduce your tax liability. Click here for the Beginner's Guide to Capital Gains Tax

Special Advice
We have helped many clients save considerable amounts of tax by careful planning. Capital Gains tax is now a voluntary tax since you can avoid it by making an appropriate investment. E.g the Enterprise Investment Scheme.

Anyone who has had share options should review the effect of Mansworth v Jelley. Many clients have had significant refunds from the Revenue - and others have been able to create significant losses to carry forward - allowing them to reduce the liability in the future. More information is here.

There is some background information on share options in the notes of the talk we gave to employees of Incyte although some of this is now out of date.

To gain specialist Capitals Gains Tax Advice, please call us at +44 (0)1223 507080 or email at info@tax.uk.com