I was recently awarded shares as part of a company Save-As-You-Earn (SAYE) scheme. Having done some research on the most tax-efficient way to dispose of them, I have found that they can be transferred into a Maxi ISA.
However, I am not certain whether this does not affect my CGT allowance. It would make sense that whatever one does under a Maxi ISA, doesn't affect the CGT - but - can anyone with experience on this matter confirm?
I have never had to fill in a tax return form as a Pay-As-You-Earn (PAYE) member, with my company salary being the only source of income.
After the share disposal, will I need to fill in a tax return form?
If I consulted an Independent Financial Adviser, or a Tax Consultant, is their advice binding in any way? For instance, they tell me I can keep my CGT allowance and the ISA allowance, and then come April, the IRS says not so. Can you reference back to the advice of the Tax Consultant or IFA?
Many thanks for your replies!
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