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Acquisition date for CGT purposes
aroominyork
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How do I show date of acquisition for CGT purposes on a
self-assessment when I have more than one sale/purchase, please?
Example 1:
1000 units bought on 1/1/2022
500 units bought on 1/2/2022
750 units sold on 1/1/2024
750 units sold on 1/2/2024
What is the acquisition date for each sale?
Example 2:
1000 units bought on 1/1/2022
500 units bought on 1/2/2022
1200 units sold on 1/1/2024
300 units sold on 1/2/2024
What is the acquisition date for each sale?
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If the units are all of the same share or fund, then you need to track the acquisition prices and pool the purchases together to generate a weighted average - the acquisition date as such isn't particularly significant?1
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read the rules re section 104 pools and CGT
CG51550 - Share identification rules for capital gains tax from 6.4.2008: outline - HMRC internal manual - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
CG51555 - Share identification rules for capital gains tax from 6.4.2008: identifying disposals - HMRC internal manual - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
i note your examples appear to have 30 day gaps so I assume you appreciate bed and breakfasting....1 -
Thank you - that's what I need to know.eskbanker said:If the units are all of the same share or fund, then you need to track the acquisition prices and pool the purchases together to generate a weighted average - the acquisition date as such isn't particularly significant?
Yes, fully aware but those dates were random.Bookworm105 said:i note your examples appear to have 30 day gaps so I assume you appreciate bed and breakfasting....
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