How CGT works In practice
There are essentially three options for a capital gains tax:
- CGT on all capital items bought and sold.
- A selective CGT with exemptions.
- A CGT on all assets whether realised or not.
The Labour/Greens parties have opted for (b). How might
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Anthony Willy and Anthony de Reeper
Fri, 12 Sep 2014
Fri, 12 Sep 2014
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Capital Gains Tax: How it works and why it doesn’t – Part III
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