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wolf615 | I have been a victim of private equity buyout, got a large cheque for the shares.how do i avoid capital gaintx |
the cheque has been cashed into a bank account |
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Steve B
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I would recommend investing sufficient into your Pension (SIPP) to reclaim any tax due.
I believe it might still be possible to re-invest the proceeds into some sort of Enterprise Scheme that puts off the Capital Gains Tax until you cash that in, however you will need to speak to your accountant or an IFA.
NB> You do know Capital Gains is paid on GAINS ? .. So if your cheque is for say £100,000 but you paid £90,000 for the shares in the first place, your Gain is only £10,000 (and since you have a CG Allowance of just over £9,000 per year you only actually pay tax on £1,000 .. and (I assume) that this will be at 40% so the actual Tax is only £400) ... if you have some other shares (quite likley) that worth (eg. £10,000) that are currently are showing a (say 10%) loss (quite likely) then cashing these in now to realise the loss (10% or £10k = 1k) means your NET Gain is reduced by the loss (in the example you liability on Gains of £1k is reduced to 0 by the loss of £1k)). |
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lidlwig
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it can be countered with a capital loss dollar for dollar so if you are in the position to sell something for a loss thats one way of doing so
otherwise you can fund an ira, donate to charity, etc other tax deductions may be able to limit the hit a bit |
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Thin Kaboudit
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"victim"?
Interesting position to take!
You have cashed the cheque! It is FAR too late to consider "tax avoidance measures", LOL! You owe the tax, and there is NO legal way to get out of that!
Silly goose! |
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homer
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invest it in a tax shelter...ie rrsp or something similar you put off paying the tax til you remove it from the shelter ie when you retire |
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zyberianwarrior
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you cant sorry. |
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Franco
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You have to pay the tax. But if you Invest the profit in your pension scheme, the government will pay into it an amount equal to the tax.
Mind you, the annuity which you will have to buy at the end, will be legalised robbery, but it is for a good cause. The huge annual bonuses of the financial industry. |
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purple nurple
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Talk to an accountant about Tayper relief. |
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HENRY B
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invest it with me and i pay your tax |
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chi-chi
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Pay your tax. Freeloading git. |
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