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macgee | 18:07 Fri 13th May 2011 | Business & Finance
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I was given some penny shares of value about £200 and I now want to give them to my son. They are now worth aboiut £25K but as I didnt pay for them and will give them as a gift and dont want any money for them, do I have to pay CGT. I used up my allowance last year..
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macgee, it can be confusing if you post twice, just a hint, as people may not realise that there are answers on another post with the same name.
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Thanks boxtops I didnt realise that. I am desperate to resolve!!!

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