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Index linked gilt tax question
Ciprico
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For ilg are both the indexed linked element of the coupon and the index linked element of the gain both untaxed.
So is a low coupon ilg roughly equivalent a normal gilt in regards to reducing overall tax on interest when compared to regular cash savings accts...?
So is a low coupon ilg roughly equivalent a normal gilt in regards to reducing overall tax on interest when compared to regular cash savings accts...?
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I'd consider a low coupon ILG better in regard to reducing overall tax on interest when compared to a nominal gilt. Though it does depend on there being positive inflation.Though it's a slightly higher hurdle to get a better overall return than a nominal gilt: if inflation turns out to be much below the breakeven rate at the time of purchase, then you'd probably have been better off with a nominal gilt.0
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The whole coupon is subject to income tax including the index linking on the coupon.1
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