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E_Al, Maybe because there are so many companies supplying PCR test kits now.
See this list, which is updated on a regular Bassis
https://www.360dx.com/coronavirus-test-tracker-launched-covid-19-tests

This might be of interest,
April 11 - Italian diagnostics group DiaSorin SpA
DIAS.MI said on Sunday it will acquire U.S. based Luminex Corp
LMNX.O for $1.8 billion in an all-cash deal that will
strengthen DiaSorin's molecular diagnostics technology.

Jp, I do not think it works like that.
If it did we would all purchase shares to offset gains.

Such a shame the share centre was taken over by Interactive investors.
II charging £49 to trade K1 over the phone.

Liam, you might find at the end of day the correct price is shown.
Mine on interactive investors do this. Think it is due to the shares being on Aquis stock exchange rather than the LSE AIM.

wherethefoxhat, I include all shares on same sheet. Price in £ which they were bought and sold at .

Hi wherethefoxhat, yes I have used it. It works very well. Copied the results into a PDF and sent onto HMRC, attached to my tax return..

This is a a useful tool for CGT calculation.

http://cgtcalculator.com/calculator.aspx

Do not get much better than this;

· Total revenue for the six months £22.09 million (2019: £7.60 million)

· Profit before tax £6.80 million (2019: £1.38 million)

· Earnings per share 59.84p (2019: 12.40p)

Tell the tax man, not us.

Found this web page a while ago, seems to get updated regularly.
Thought some people might find it interesting.
https://www.360dx.com/coronavirus-test-tracker-launched-covid-19-tests

Yes safe in an ISA

No, Aim is not exempt from capital gains. Never has been as far as I Know.

Instead of hitting those who are honest and do a tax return, it might be good if they went after those who make gains and do not declare them,

25 % I believe, or reduced withholding tax rate of 15%(the "Reduced Withholding Tax Rate"), if you do the forms.

Did you a allow for the withheld Israeli Tax ?

Yes it does, unless held in an Isa.
I suspect the Tax rate will go up soon, to help pay for Covid 19 measures.

He sold a month ago, not day before

Maybe the directors could be selling some shares now,crystallising a capital gain this tax year.With a view to buying shares back latter. These shares would then have a reduced gain in following years. This might be a good strategy if they expect tax rates to go up next year, along with a good rise in the share price.
As the sells are pushing the share price down it could be very profitable if timed right.

Would not be surprised to see the share trading suspended at some point, until things are sorted out.