CGT

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Private landlords and the tax implications

Tackling tax changes that private landlords must adhere to

Ellen Fell at Hall Brown Family Law

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New rules could reduce tensions surrounding divorce - Ellen Fell

You can still get everything sorted for the end of the tax year and avoid paying over-the-odds in tax. says Sarah Coles

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Keeping the tax low on multiple sales of houses - Jenny Ross

Tax advice for landlords

Azets expert Ian Drakes on changes for buy to let landlords in the new tax year

A couple wanting to pass on a property to their son may still have to pay capital gains tax if it has appreciated in value since they bought it. PHOTO: Adobe Stock

Can we leave a property to our son tax-free?

Housing can leave you vulnerable to CGT.

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Lettings relief is changing

Lesson on lettings relief for landlords

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All change as the new tax year kicks in

In good company when it comes to saving buy-to-let money

Flood of sellers sees house price rises slow down

Budget: Relief over capital gains tax as Osborne retreats

Budget: Tax rise 'may put off entrepreneurs'

Budget: 10% Capital Gains Tax rise for higher rate payers

Increase may hit rental properties

Accountants' attack on increases in CGT

Open government: Cameron pledges to lift the lid on Whitehall secrecy

John Redwood: We should not be penalising our savings culture
I HAVE written a proposal on how the Government can amend captial gains tax (CGT) in line with its coalition objectives. I understand the Government's wish to tax short-term gains as income, to prevent conversion of income into capital and to ensure short-term traders and speculators pay their fair share of tax.

'Trust' call to Tories in row on tax rise

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