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... plus google'what is a section 104 holding'
Since 6 April 2008 all shares of the same class, in the same company, are together called a Section 104 Holding. You add together the costs of the shares in this holding: each share in the holding is then treated as if acquired at the same average cost.
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Think this might be what im after :)
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/shares-and-capital-gains-tax-hs284-self-assessment-helpsheet/hs284-shares-and-capital-gains-tax-2023#how-to-work-out-the-gain-for-shares-in-a-section-104-holding%20and%20also%20click%20on%20the%20example%203%20highlighted%20in%20blue
... although ; having just read through some of that - I think it might be particular to 'stock' (of the physical business type) when winding up a tax year. :)
@livepari4, thank you , thats wonderful :)
Question ?
I bought RR at different points in time and as such at different prices. I now want to sell some to move them into my ISA. I know that I have to pay CGT at the time of sale, then move then move the money into the ISA and repurchase . I’m not interested in doing a BED & ISA and prefer to do it manually.
SO- (the question)
When I come to sell ; do I have to average my whole stock (& purchase price) or can I 'pick' which trench I sell and move that instead (so as to reduce my bill in this finical year)?
Given the time of year,(tax time) and the fact that many on here have contributed a lot to this forum regarding RR - I don't see any issue with discussing CGT at this period of time. We have many un-related discussions, or subjects with tenuous links to RR - I don’t think discussing CGT at this point in time is a problem (particularly out side trading hours, and be the fact that you can switch to thread view in the forum and hence miss out threads of no interest). IF this board become only devoted to CGT all year round then I think it should be discouraged :)
@SkaLasNorse :o)
"Mr Blobby, you made your choice , and you must have thought at the time that you were smart. You have had a good lesson in trading and need to grow up and learn that you can be your own worst enemy (as we all have), and markets move in unpredictable ways. But sulking around here - expecting words of solace, wisdom and sympathy is more pathetic than selling. Get a grip of yourself, grow a pair and move on to other pastures. No one on here can reverse time and it is quite shameful to try and extract sympathy from people. You still have good health, money and future – so sod off , learn from your bad judgement and make a positive move in life." -is what some might say, but I'm from Yorkshire and hence far more subtle than that
@SkaLasNorse , and you've just witnessed having your leg pulled
google 'pulling your leg meaning'
at the risk of sounding like homer (simpson), i love rolls royce
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oi ; whose calling people 'brits'on here. ****** phrase - we are most probably english, irish, scottish , welsh or yorkshire(gods own country).
Here’s my 10pence worth in the great debate-
I thought £3.50 would be a good price based on that being it's equivalent all time high , but since then I had to re-think. £3.50 doesn’t take into account inflation at 25% (acc), and at £3.50 divis have still not been re-introduced (yet it goes higher). £5 would then be a more realistic price (in its present mode based on those assumptions)
With the Race for AI - which demands huge data centres and the fact that electricity is in high demand as fossil fuels are slowly phased out (wind turbines and solar just don’t cut it). The SMR contract implemented with the pay as you fly (generate) model - I can see RR reaching new highs - possibly even £7 a pop. But I’m only an engineer and not a money man - so happy at anything since we are above the initial £3.50 target I set. I’m holding ! (and over the moon with my lot)
'We should all meet at a fiver and have a drink, be a great day out imo.'
outside the gates of RR Derby - we can all bring boxes of biscuits for the workers to have with their 11 oclock tea break :)
I bet you can hear a pin drop in the office of Motley Fool ! haaaaa haaaaa
Sod buying a classic Triumph Herald, I’ve graded my view and now looking at buying a classic Bentley !
Oh my god !, I need to go have a lay down, whoooooooooosh, to the Moooooooooooon
Slow days like today drag. It was really exciting yesterday – even my mate came round and was animated/speaking about it.
I think when (if) it gets to £5 we should have a zoom party (but I don’t know how to set one up)
Gwc123 ; you can offset any losses to effectivily increase your limit
There is only one song to be sung at times like these
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5T2B0pQfS1w
My last piece of advice ;justasking, is don’t commit any money to anything just yet - and just set up an excel spreadsheet and pretend for a while with a bunch of stock -until you get the hang of it and see how the maths works. This RR rise is very rare (PS - my name is actually a bit of a self deprecating joke - cos I know nothing and just got lucky, and practiced first)
I dont disagree RonR, but also the BOE has signalled that it is possibly not going to lower interest rates at the end of the week - hence pointless buying stock (but I’m no expert so I might be wrong)
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