Does anyone know of any CGT calculators which will deal with shares rather than property? I've Googled but can't find anything suitable.
Rob Graham
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18 years ago
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In message , Rob graham writes
Use the same calculators, the underlying asset is irrelevant.
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I appreciate that the tax works the same for all assets, but the software I've seen mentioned (but have not been able to try) says it's property CGT that it deals with. This leads me to think that it does not have suitable input fields for a share portfolio and/or share savings schemes. I might have to buy to find out, but I'd hoped someone might have used some software that easily encompasses everything.
Rob
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In message , Rob graham writes
Ahh! Right. I dont know of any, sorry, but the stuff must be out there. Stockbroker's software has such abilities.
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This software claims to do it. I have not used it, but did consider buying it as it calculates gains properly, unlike ms money which I currently use.
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This one is free,
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Thanks for these replies.
Rob