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Originally Posted by heero_yuy
For me it was pretty straight forward as I am under the income tax threashold and the only two items to add were some interest on a B.soc account and the dividends that I pay from my company. There's an help system so if you don't understand a box there's a ? next to it for help. The only quirk in the form is that you need to leave (some) boxes blank rather than put £0.00 in. You can at any time save your return and come back to it later.
IIRC your CGT income is for the current tax year 2013-2014? so you don't yet need to fill in a form, in fact I don't think you can until the beginning of April (Lady day, 6th)
If you want to do it on-line you need to register with HMRC ( www.hmrc.gov.uk) and setup a password etc. You'll also need your P60 or P45 (tax and NI paid) and if applicable your P11 (expenses reimbursed) |
Thanks, yes my CGT is for the tax year 2013-2014 so i will do it after April 6th if i need to. I am actually hoping the shares drop in price 25 pence so i will avoid all this, i have 4 working days left for that to happen before the shares get sold!
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