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Capital Gains Tax
mattdragon2
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in Cutting tax
I understand the capital tax free allowance is £12,300.
If I put £25,000 into Tesla shares and they are now worth £37,500.
If I just take the profit of £12,300 and put it into my bank, can I use that for my capital gains tax allowance, or do I need to take out the full amount £37,500 in order to benefit from the tax free allowance?
Thanks.
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You have to sell all the shares if you want to realise a capital gain of £12,500 (less dealing costs).1
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And selling 12500 ‘worth’ of shares would only realise a gain of £4100 less dealing costs.1
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Hi,suppose you buy at £5 a share, so £25K buys 5000 shares,value rises to £37,500, so £7.50 a share.To realise a profit of £12300 you would need to sell 4920 shares, remaining shares would continue to grow, hopefully.Remember to deduct dealing costs.Think you may be a bit late though,
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