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Capital gains tax is the amount tax individuals or companies pay when they sell, exchange, gift or transfer an asset they own.
Capital gains tax may also be due when you receive compensation for an asset that has been destroyed such insurance payments. Assets include shares or properties however, some assets are not liable to CGT.
Assets such as property rented out, a second home, business premises or land are liable to CGT when you dispose of them. There is an annual tax free allowance known as annual exemption.
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08 Apr 2024
HMRC's decision to halt its plans to restrict taxpayer helplines and direct people to online services instead has been met with relief by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).
The Chancellor made further changes to National Insurance contributions (NICs) following the cuts made in the Autumn Statement 2023.