Capital Gains Tax

With a relatively low capital gains tax exemption limit, many individuals can find themselves facing the prospect of a significant capital gains tax liability, particularly if they have made gains in their investment portfolio or perhaps have sold business assets.

As with income tax, it is possible to mitigate or defer a capital gains tax liability by utilising certain investment products, on the proviso that these investments are suitable in the context of an individual's overall portfolio. Tax liabilities can also be reduced by effective re-organisation of assets, timing of disposals or if appropriate, selling loss-making assets.

Investing in Buy to Let properties is becoming an ever more popular investment for a lot of people. The profit made on the income received as well as on the sale of the property in the future on this style of investment creates a potential tax liability. With the correct advice this liability can be mitigated.

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