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Hi Woody60,
An ISA protects you from Capital Gains on your shares so unfortunately you can't offset any loss here. You don't disclose any gains or losses on your tax return within an ISA. If you held shares outwith an ISA you could offset losses on other gains. I hope this helps.
I have recently been one of the many casualties in Flybe 1pence offer. It is possible to offset my Loss within my ISA for taxation reasons within my self assessment for 1018-2019.
Advice appreciated
Since the start of the 2016 tax year, the notional 10% 'tax credit' on normal dividends was abolished.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/investing/funds/pay-tax-dividends-first-time-ever/
BLND property income from lettings would make up most or all of each of the 4 yearly payments.
https://www.britishland.com/investors/dividends
Over £2.5 million spent on after-hours buys today.
thank you all for your input with regards to tax and isa much appreciated
Am with iii. Usually I receive a tax credit following each dividend in my ISA but not had one on last years final dividend. Is each dividend paid as a PID or is it only 3 of the 4?
''then receives the full dividend ''
Normal dividends are not taxed when paid.
You are allowed to receive £2000 in dividends outside of an isa tax free.
After that you have to pay 7.5%, 32.5% or 38.5% tax depending upon the level of your total earnings.
BLND is a REIT where they have to pay out 90% of rental income to shareholders.
This payment is in the form of a PID ( Property Income Distribution ) which is not a normal dividend.
Just like someone renting out a property, tax is due on the income. This is charged at the basic rate income tax rate of 20%. This 20% 'income tax' is reclaimable only if held in an ISA.
In most cases with shares in an ISA, the broker submits a form before the dividend is paid, and then receives the full dividend and credits it in one go. If the broker neglects to do this or something goes wrong, then it should take 3 to 4 weeks. When this happens I usually have to remind my broker or it drags on for months.
20% will be taken off when paid. You should be credited with this 20% several weeks later when your account provider reclaims it on your behalf
if you put British land shares in an isa is tax taken off the dividend and you reclaim or not deducted any help appreciated
I have traded these for a number of years and was showing a healthy capital paper profit until recently. The shares are now trading at my average price.As I will only own these within an ISA because of being able to claw back the tax from automatically tax deducted dividends (not available outside of ISA) , I will have to wait a little longer to purchase more (maybe by end of next week) by building up ISA dividend income to a reasonable level. About another few months to go before I can put in another £20,000 into the ISA, which helps a little bit more.
First thing this morning all the quoted real estate companies made good gain. By mid day all of them lost higher ground and end up into negative territory, despite the stock market made a healthy recovery.
some more away at 568p today for long term hold. Currently trading at a very large discount to NAV.
It was today
Ex-Dividend Date - Tomorrow?
at 587p.
DEALT IN A NUMBER OF PUT AND CALL OPTIONS OVER THE YEARS WHICH HAVE BEEN PROFITABLE WITH BLND BUT THEY REALLY ARE IN FREE FALL FOR A COMPANY LIKE THEM. THESE SHOPS CLOSING IS SPOOFING EVERY ONE, YOU REALLY MUST SUPPORT THESE SHOPS AND NOT BUY ON LINE, EVEN THOUGH IT IS CHEAPER AND MORE CONVENIENT. JUST HAD THE JULY PUT/CALL EXPIRE BUT AM LOOKING TWICE BEFORE WE SELL ANY MORE PUTS. DID WELL IN JLY WITH THE PUTS AND REGAINED THE SPREAD COST OF THE CALL.
broken, but still way below NAV
It's been a very nicely timed buying for me, picking up at 590 and 598, to see this lovely rally take me up to 10+% and with dividends to come.
Look good from here, increased NAV per share to 939p, a great bargain. A quarterly dividend to reinvest makes for an obvious purchase imho. If you doubt London real estate, well maybe you should revise your opinions.
All depends upon your time frame .... meanwhile, how does knowledge about a company’s business help you if someone wants to sell a shed load and your investment goes down 20% ?
Seems to be showing decent support at 600p, it will be interesting to see how the buyback works out here.
In the sense being the'devil's advocate' in what you say-but not in what you do!
You only learn by being negative!
Apologies for the typos, no edit function.