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Valuing shares for probate - Historical share prices help?
ses6jwg
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Hello all.
Unfortunately my grand father passed away a few weeks ago and I am helping Mum sort out the estate.
I have been tasked with obtaining the share values on the date of death (2/2/2013).
I have read the HMRC guide located here http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/inheritancetax/how-to-value-estate/shares.htm
So I understand I need to find share price values at close of play on 1/1/2013.
The LSE offer a service which gives you values but they charge £5 per holding and he had around 20.
I am quite happy with the "quartering up" of the buy and sell prices but just need a website which will give me accurate historical share prices. They were all blue chips.
Thank you in advance.
Unfortunately my grand father passed away a few weeks ago and I am helping Mum sort out the estate.
I have been tasked with obtaining the share values on the date of death (2/2/2013).
I have read the HMRC guide located here http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/inheritancetax/how-to-value-estate/shares.htm
So I understand I need to find share price values at close of play on 1/1/2013.
The LSE offer a service which gives you values but they charge £5 per holding and he had around 20.
I am quite happy with the "quartering up" of the buy and sell prices but just need a website which will give me accurate historical share prices. They were all blue chips.
Thank you in advance.
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http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/q?s=VOD.L&ql=1
Type Co name (I've used Vod as example) - top left box - click Get Quotes
Highlight Co from list
Click on historical prices (left hand side)0 -
That's great slaphead. Thank you so much.
Just to clarify... do I use the closing price or adjusted closing price (they seem to be the same anyway)0 -
Personally I'd use closing price only 'cos I don't know what adj CP is.0
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