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Tax on US shares
fisel
Posts: 2 Newbie
in Cutting tax
Hello,
I am due to receive US shares to the value of around £192k after the orginal outlay. I currently earn £20k annually before tax.
I'm not so good with numbers and I plan on seeking professional advice but I'm just trying to work out a ball park figure of how much cgt I will have to pay and if there are any ways I can reduce it.
Your advice would be much appreciated.
I am due to receive US shares to the value of around £192k after the orginal outlay. I currently earn £20k annually before tax.
I'm not so good with numbers and I plan on seeking professional advice but I'm just trying to work out a ball park figure of how much cgt I will have to pay and if there are any ways I can reduce it.
Your advice would be much appreciated.
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You are earning 20K in the April 6th to April 5th tax year here in the UK?
You are getting 192K in shares from USA in this tax year - Why?
As soon as you get the shares you are intending to sell them ?0 -
Is this a share option you're exercising ?0
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Yes I will earn 20k between April last year and April this year.John_Pierpoint wrote: »You are earning 20K in the April 6th to April 5th tax year here in the UK?
You are getting 192K in shares from USA in this tax year - Why?
As soon as you get the shares you are intending to sell them ?
I am holding shares and have exercised my stock options which are being bought out. Due to some issues with the IRS I have opted to receive the equity through an equity swap of blue chip stock.
I wouldn't be in a rush to sell. I would take advice on this. I'm just looking for the tax figure I'd expect to pay.
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