How much CGT does a non-taxpayer pay?

Adb1986

I am a non-tax payer and am looking at selling some shares that I own.    Will I have to pay tax on profit above the £3,000 CGT threshold or can I combine my £12,750 tax allowance and the £3,000 CGT allowance ? 

eskbanker

It isn't possible to apply income tax allowances against capital gains tax liabilities, they're two separate regimes (albeit the rate of CGT is influenced by how much income you have).

Isthisforreal99

Adb1986 said:

I am a non-tax payer and am looking at selling some shares that I own.    Will I have to pay tax on profit above the £3,000 CGT threshold or can I combine my £12,750 tax allowance and the £3,000 CGT allowance ? 

No, your personal allowance doesn't come into it.

You will pay 18% on any gain over £3000.

ColdIron

You spread can the sales into separate years to take advantage of the annual allowance. Can you make use of your partner's allowance?