CAPITAL GAINS TAX

WHAT ARE THE CURRENT RULES ON CGT ?
09:28 Sun 25th Sep 2011
 
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Do you mean for shares or property.

(Looking at this and your other posts you must be losing your voice with all this shouting.)
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