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Bazile | 22:03 Sun 15th Jun 2025 | Business & Finance
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Is the following correct 

For example - you bought shares in a company for £6000 - you sell them for £8000 .                    No CGT is payable on the £2000 profit ?

In the above example - you sell the shares for £10000              You pay CGT on only £1000 , because you take £3000 CGT allowance off the £4000 profit ?

 

 

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yes sounds about right. What's your point?

 

You'll pay 18% CGT on the £1,000 if you pay basic rate tax or 24% if you pay the higher or additional rate.

https://www.gov.uk/capital-gains-tax/rates

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