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Canaletto .
10 Dec 10 22:53
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A question for you accountants. With regards to CGT can a higher rate taxpayer transfer his shares to his non working wife and they then benefit from the reduction in CGT from 28% to 18%?

It seems ridiculously easy.
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Report madasahatter December 11, 2010 10:17 AM GMT
You can gift the shares to your spouse.  For tax purposes you will have deemed to have disposed of the shares at 'today's' price, so may be liable to capital gains or loses.

If you had gifted the shares when you originally acquired them, you would have both been able to take advantage of the individual tax allowances relating to CGT.
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