Capital Gains Tax Advice

Nobody likes paying more tax than you have to. At Aston Shaw, our team of specialist capital gains tax (CGT) accountants will work with you to devise a proactive planning strategy to help keep your CGT payments to a minimum.

Capital Gains Tax Advice with Aston Shaw

With extensive knowledge and experience of dealing with all issues relating to capital gains tax, your specialist CGT accountancy team will ensure your transactions are completed as tax efficiently as possible so that you don’t pay any more than you need to.

We will provide advice on:

  • How, and when, is best to dispose of your asset so that you reduce your capital gains tax bill
  • The availability of relief applicable to your situation, including:
    •  Maximising use of Annual Exempt Amount (AEA)
    • Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR), formerly known as Entrepreneurs relief
    • Principal private residence (PPR)
    • Private resident letting relief (PLR)
    • Holdover reliefs
    • Rollover reliefs
    • Investment reliefs
  • The use of existing capital losses
  • Maximising gains
  • Obtaining HMRC agreement where valuations are involved

The Aston Shaw Approach

At Aston Shaw, we will provide Capital Gains Tax Advice in an easy and straightforward manner, so you can get on with enjoying your life.

We make sure that every client has their own dedicated team, with a team of client advisors and specialist accountants working closely together.

This helps to give you a fast response and a quick turnaround time, as well as a team of expert accountants who are on hand to help and advise you on your personal tax return, and any other requirements you may have.

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FAQs on Capital Gains Tax Advice

Capital Gains Tax refers to the tax payable on the profit made when an asset is sold or disposed of. The allowances and reliefs that can be claimed change regularly with legislation and rates can vary from 10% to 28%.

There are a number of common scenarios in which you may need to pay capital gains tax, including: 

  • As a result of transactions involving shares and investments
  • Through the sale of property
  • As a result of Estate and Trust gains
  • As a result of Offshore assets

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