BB Accountancy offers expert guidance on CGT for individuals and businesses, helping you navigate property, asset, and investment disposals. We provide strategic tax planning to minimize liabilities, ensure compliance with HMRC rules, and maximize available reliefs.
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is a tax on the profit you make when selling or disposing of an asset that has increased in value. The tax applies to the gain (profit), not the total amount received.
Common Assets Subject to CGT:
✅ Property – Second homes, rental properties, or land (excluding primary residence in most cases).
✅ Shares & Investments – Stocks, bonds, or investment funds (excluding ISAs or pensions).
✅ Business Assets – Sale of a business or business-related assets.
✅ Personal Possessions – Art, antiques, or collectibles worth over £6,000.
If you sell or dispose of assets that exceed your annual CGT allowance, you may be liable to pay Capital Gains Tax.
You may be required to pay CGT if you:
1. Sell a second property or rental home.
2. Dispose of shares, stocks, or investments (outside tax-free accounts like ISAs).
3. Sell a business or company shares.
4. Transfer assets to someone other than a spouse or civil partner.
5. Sell valuable assets such as antiques, artwork, or jewelry.
CGT rules can be complex, but our expert team ensures you stay compliant while minimizing your tax liability.
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