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Doozer ... a FISH kebab? and CIDER! Eugh ... Must be southern tastes !! ;-)

Opps, double post!

ace - remember that old advert ... "do you know the way to ****fosters ?

"yes mate, brew it in britain!"

ace - remember that old advert ... "do you know the way to ****fosters ?

"yes mate, brew it in britain!"

Same here, refund late last week on HL.

Think I read below it was 4 days?

Hi Rotherby,

Re: meet in NW / M6 corridor, I could be interested next year if there is a meet around here - I am between Liverpool / Manchester. I am sure I saw a couple of other posters here in this area too.

If not I may have to try for the Leeds meet and stay over!

Cheers

V

Thanks Ricardo

Mattyboy,

Being naive of ASX ... what would be the effect of GGP moving to only listing on ASX to the HL ISA investments/shares?

Cos that's where most of mine are!

Thanks V

Hey SAS, Jiffy, I'm near you both, and since Warrington knocked us out last week rooting for the Leopards!

D597 - 6.31p for 90,000 shares. Dummy sell on HL

Mine too, just a few minutes ago.

Me too. Actual number of shares - find out Friday after midday.

Bit like Crackerjack!

V

I think it was to e-mail this address with share number held.

Info@cineworld-shareholders.com

Enrico, Heavy D IS really like that ... he was on Judge Rinder and almost the same!!!

BOOM!!! King Kong BOOM!!!!!

MH01 - that's a hell of a deposit!!

V

Sorry, confusion here.

YES - all dividend. interest and capital profit from sales etc IS tax free in an ISA, even if you then take all the cash out.

What I was replying to was about no tax if you buy shares with the profits. If in an ISA ok, no issue. If in a fund and share account ( I use HL ) then profits liable for tax no matter what you do with them - buy more shares, take cash out etc.

WPA5 - I had not heard of the ability to discount for tax if you buy back in ( same company or any company ? ) the same share with the profits / whole proceeds... interesting as that's what I sometimes do, top slice and buy more if price falls.

Thanks

V

@DaveC55, As far as I understand it, once you dispose of an asset it comes under CGT ( outside of an ISA tax wrapper). Yes there are reductions for initial cost of asset and fees, and an allowance from the previous 7? years of declared losses against current year profits. And some allowance if you inherited the asset.
If you take the cash out of the trading fund, or re-invest ( in more shares etc. ) then you have still disposed of an asset and if you made a profit, CGT kicks in .

Any one know better, as I re-invest my share investment / trading profits in more shares rather than taking cash, so am I paying CGT in error?

Thanks

V

Where IS mystic Mog?