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Can we now claim a capital loss of VOG given the email response from the administrators?

Broomtree do you flip between Aviva to L&G, what are your exit and entry points?

Thanks, what about where I should flip the capital and gain? Should I buy LGEN staying in the market or stay on the sidelines with cash? Appreciate the thoughts here

Your considered thoughts if I may.

I've built a gain in Aviva and I'm considering flipping this into L&G (capital & gain) mainly due to the threat of a new CGT policy that could be either implemented:

1. retrospectively - not going to help me

2. from the autumn budget - need to act swiftly

3. from next tax year 25/26 - sometime to work out a plan

My options:

1. Sell AV and instantly buy LGEN before both go ex-dividend

2. Sell AV wait 31 days and then buy AV back

3. Sell AV and instantly buy LGEN when both are ex-dividend (this may reduce my gain)

Will I regret flipping AV to LGEN, which as longer term potential.

I hate doing these things, as its the tax tail wagging the dog!

Any thoughts much appreciated

After reading Kever's report that he kindly forwarded from the Administrators it would appear that VOG is still alive but on its last legs. I suspect there will be an announcement in the near future that the company has folded and share holders will get nothing.

My question...

Do you know if it is possible to do an interspousal transfer of a delisted company? We would like to make use of the forth coming loss but against me and not my wife who holds the stock

Many thanks

Iain

Does this mean I can now claim a capital loss for VOG in my TY2223 return? Thank you

My trading account shows that I have zero value and zero number of VOG shares, but a cost of £10K. Can I now realise this loss against gains in the current tax year 22/23? Or do we have to wait for an event or confirmation from the company?