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>> No. 9608 Anonymous
1st February 2023
Wednesday 10:59 pm
9608 Section 104 holding trap
How would dispose of a decent amount of shares in a s104 holding in a tax efficient manner? There're about 10 years of shares in this account, yes, I'm lucky, yes it's in dollars because that's how e-trade works. Fro tax purposes, I'.m fucked.

I'm not asking about task evasion, happy to pay what I owe in CGT, but is there an easy way that doesn't involve paying an ACCA approved person that still doesn't know what bed and breakfast means?
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>> No. 9609 Anonymous
1st February 2023
Wednesday 11:27 pm
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>>9608
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/shares-and-capital-gains-tax-hs284-self-assessment-helpsheet/hs284-shares-and-capital-gains-tax-2019

Well documented. Seems pretty straightforward to me.
>> No. 9610 Anonymous
2nd February 2023
Thursday 11:51 pm
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>>9609
Well, no. What you linked is great if you want to dump it all and the basic rules: s104, b&b, same day, etc. And it's "documented" but ad some share splits, occasional sales, particularly those that fall into same day, 30 day, or B&B sales an the spreadhseet gets complex.

That and there's paying your due to society, and then there's not taking advantage of CGT tax limits by spreading it out over a few years.

If this seems all straight forward to you, I see a bright fututre in an accountancy firm for you.
>> No. 9611 Anonymous
3rd February 2023
Friday 12:48 am
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>>9610
>If this seems all straight forward to you, I see a bright fututre in an accountancy firm for you.

I work in banking. This stuff is pretty straightforward. Sounds like you haven't kept good enough records and are trying to avoid paying the tax. Pay the fucking tax, it's easier when you have that much money and you won't spend time looking over your shoulder.
>> No. 9612 Anonymous
3rd February 2023
Friday 1:10 am
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>>9611
See what I mean? I don't work in banking or finance. And this is not at all obvious even with records.

I'm not trying to avoid paying any tax I need to, but also not willing to pay more tax than I need to. I already pay enough in income tax, I think.

Thank you for confirming I'll need to engage a professional.

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