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Calculating CGT tip
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I'm loathed to prolong this agony but...
Your's is not a simpler formula because you have added in the 'complexity' of calculating the percentage increase, rounding (or not) and then undertaking the calculation. KISS.capital0ne wrote: »So here's an even simpler formula:
So share value to sell = CGT_allowance/percentage_gain + CGT_allowancePersonal Responsibility - Sad but True
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Well ok but...capital0ne wrote: »Actually I know the percentage gain so for me it is simple.
It doesn't appear to be simpler to me, and I don't think it is really simpler to you either, otherwise why would you state an incorrect formula?
I'm not going to point out the error in your formula as I'm sure you already understand where your error is and you are just posting an incorrect formula to stimulate discussion.Personal Responsibility - Sad but True
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How about dividends reinvested along the way between original buy and sell? Formula needs the average cost along the way (minus dealings)? :rotfl:0
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...but let's not crucify him over his mistake.
Let him keep his pride!
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Always look on the bright side of life....MysteryMan00 wrote: »...but let's not crucify him over his mistake.
Let him keep his pride!
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Crucifixion is too good for him!This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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MysteryMan00 wrote: »...but let's not crucify him over his mistake.
Let him keep his pride!
Heheheheh - very funny, I like it, well it is Easter
Happy Eggs everyone!:rotfl::T:rotfl:0
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