Property Capital Gains Tax Calculator
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searcher30
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got this through. might interest some moneysavers so thought will post this.
i am in no way connected to this company. just thought might interest
someone.
from https://www.taxcafe.co.uk
Hello,
Just a quick email to let you know that we've just released Version 2 of
our popular Property Capital Gains Tax Calculator.
The new version contains all the latest tax changes from the 2006 Budget
plus many new features.
This powerful but easy to use program allows you to do complex property
capital gains tax calculations in seconds.
It's great for property investors who want to do a variety of fascinating
'What if' tax calculations. For example:
* Find out what the tax bill is likely to be if you sell a property in,
say, 3 years or 10 years time.
* Find out exactly how much tax you could save by making a property your
main residence for a while.
* Find out how much lower the tax bill will be if your spouse owns, say,
30% of the property or 70% of the property.
You can play around with lots of different permutations and see how this
affects the likely capital gains tax bill!
As a Taxcafe customer we are delighted to offer you a 10% discount when
you buy the latest version. To find out more go to:
https://www.taxcafe.co.uk/calcoffer
Hope you find it useful!
Kind regards,
Aileen Smith
Founder and Director
Taxcafe UK Ltd
i am in no way connected to this company. just thought might interest
someone.
from https://www.taxcafe.co.uk
Hello,
Just a quick email to let you know that we've just released Version 2 of
our popular Property Capital Gains Tax Calculator.
The new version contains all the latest tax changes from the 2006 Budget
plus many new features.
This powerful but easy to use program allows you to do complex property
capital gains tax calculations in seconds.
It's great for property investors who want to do a variety of fascinating
'What if' tax calculations. For example:
* Find out what the tax bill is likely to be if you sell a property in,
say, 3 years or 10 years time.
* Find out exactly how much tax you could save by making a property your
main residence for a while.
* Find out how much lower the tax bill will be if your spouse owns, say,
30% of the property or 70% of the property.
You can play around with lots of different permutations and see how this
affects the likely capital gains tax bill!
As a Taxcafe customer we are delighted to offer you a 10% discount when
you buy the latest version. To find out more go to:
https://www.taxcafe.co.uk/calcoffer
Hope you find it useful!
Kind regards,
Aileen Smith
Founder and Director
Taxcafe UK Ltd
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