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Message for Septic.Lil
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Try......If you cannot trace the registrar named on your share certificates (maybe they too have changed names or gone out of business), the LSEG suggests you contact one of the UK’s three main registrars who may be able to help. These are: Equiniti (equiniti.com), 0871 384 2030; Capita (capita.co.uk), 0871 664 0300; and Computershare (computershare.com), 0870 702 0003.

Burning the midnight oil....smoking Churchill's & drinking triple distilled wodka.....oh to be a fly on the wall....

Wrightorleft....I guess your a Citizen fan.
UTB

As for claiming your spouses unused tax allowance....you can only do this until they themselves become liable and are now paying full tax (may never happen ! )....you must then inform HMRC that you can no longer claim the allowance

For more info, I'd suggest speaking to your broker

Using your wife/husband unused tax allowance, I did this last year.

The partner who has an unused amount of personal allowance can transfer £1,250 of their allowance to the other (so basically 10% of the full allowance). It doesn't matter if they have £5,000 of allowance left or £500, they can only transfer £1,250.....and.....

A transfer of the shares to your wife would do the job. Gifts between spouses and civil partners are normally free of any capital gains tax. ... While you can transfer shares into a tax-free account, such as an Isa or pension, your wife cannot do the same with gifted shares

Good info/guidance, such as;
Using losses to reduce your gain

When you report a loss, the amount is deducted from the gains you made in the same tax year.

If your total taxable gain is still above the tax-free allowance, you can deduct unused losses from previous tax years. If they reduce your gain to the tax-free allowance, you can carry forward the remaining losses to a future tax year.

Reporting losses

Claim for your loss by including it on your tax return. If you’ve never made a gain and are not registered for Self Assessment, you can write to HMRC instead.

You do not have to report losses straight away - you can claim up to 4 years after the end of the tax year that you disposed of the asset

suggest you read this..
https://www.gov.uk/tax-sell-shares

https://g.co/kgs/642nxu

Don't throw the 'kitchen sink' at anything, always keep something in reserve, failing that, get a 48hr loan off yer mam & dad

I opened an ISA and bought the same amount of shares, then sold the shares that were outside of the ISA wrapper....I felt as if I had more control if I did it that way

I prefer Thermal Lobsterdore myself.

Anyway, she said she'd settle for mackerel.

I was peeling potatoes earlier, for Sunday Lunch, when I said to the wife  "won't be having Sunday Lunch next Sunday, for we'll be have caviar"....she said, "don't like caviar".....how ungrateful is that ?

GLA
Utb

wonder when the price monitoring'll kick in ?

Hi Bellers...my son's a Middlesbrough lad, been in and around Horsforth/Yeadon area for 10 years or more...gotta go where the jobs are.

Hic...too much Stella!!!.....no babysitting duties tomorrow.

One of my biggest regrets is, we had to sell our holiday home in Spain due to the economic downturn in 2008  something we hoped to hold onto, to give the kids/grandkids easy access to nice, cheap memorable holidays....but, alas it wasn't to be...hopefully, we'll be able to recapture the good times we had with our kids.....there's really nothing like holidaying with the grandkids...good times....good laughs...wherever that might be.

https://g.co/kgs/6WgMtc

Rutends, I've got some string in my garage & I've no idea how long it is....

Fingers crossed Judge....stay well....good health is EVERYTHING.