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Capital Gains Tax Advice in Hildenborough & Kent
Selling a property, shares, or another investment can feel overwhelming — especially when you’re faced with HMRC’s strict deadlines and complex rules. At CWABC, I provide clear, local support with Capital Gains Tax (CGT) so you can file correctly, claim any reliefs available, and avoid costly penalties.
Based in Hildenborough, Kent, I work with landlords, property owners, business directors, and individuals across the region, simplifying the CGT process and keeping you compliant.
Who I Help with Capital Gains Tax
From landlords and small business owners to clients selling shares or confused by an HMRC CGT letter—I offer tailored help so you can file correctly, claim any reliefs, and avoid penalties.
Landlords & Property Owners
If you’ve sold a buy-to-let, second home, or holiday property, I’ll calculate your gain, check for reliefs, and file your 60-day CGT return with HMRC.
Small Business Owners
Disposing of company shares, goodwill, or business assets? I’ll make sure you understand and claim reliefs such as Business Asset Disposal Relief.
Investors
From shares and funds to cryptocurrency, I’ll help you declare gains, use your annual allowance, and report everything correctly.
Anyone with an HMRC Letter
If you’ve received a CGT notice from HMRC and aren’t sure what it means, I’ll explain it in plain English and guide you through next steps.
Why Choose CWABC for CGT Support?
Friendly, Clear Advice
I explain what applies and what doesn’t without jargon.
Tailored to You
Every situation is unique; I’ll check all possible reliefs, such as Private Residence Relief, Lettings Relief, or Business Asset Disposal Relief.
Fair, Transparent Pricing
You’ll know the cost upfront, with no hidden extras.
Ongoing if You Need It
Whether you need one-off help or ongoing assistance with multiple disposals, I’m here year-round, not just at tax time.
How It Works
I like to keep things straightforward, especially when it comes to Capital Gains. I’ll walk you through each step so you feel confident about what’s being reported, what reliefs might apply, and how it all fits together.
- Book a quick call – Tell me about your property sale, share disposal, or HMRC letter.
- Get a tailored quote – I’ll provide a clear price based on your situation.
- Reliefs check – I’ll review whether you qualify for allowances or reliefs that could reduce your bill.
- Accurate calculation – I’ll calculate your gain and prepare the CGT return for HMRC.
- Submission & peace of mind – I file your return on time so you avoid penalties and stress.
Deadlines & Penalties
CGT rules are strict:
- Property disposals (other than your main home) must be reported to HMRC within 60 days of completion.
- Other assets (shares, business assets, crypto) are reported on your annual Self Assessment.
Missed deadlines can lead to penalties and interest. Working with me ensures that all reports are submitted on time, with no nasty surprises.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is Capital Gains Tax?
Capital Gains Tax is paid on the profit from selling an asset such as property, shares, or business assets.
Do I pay CGT on my home?
Usually no, if it’s your only or main residence. But if it’s been let out, used for business, or not your full-time home, part of the gain may be taxable.
What’s the 60-day property rule?
When you sell a residential property in the UK (that isn’t your main home), you must report the gain and pay any CGT within 60 days of completion.
Can I reduce my CGT bill?
Yes. Reliefs such as Private Residence Relief, Lettings Relief, Business Asset Disposal Relief, or Rollover Relief may reduce or even eliminate your bill.
What happens if I miss the deadline?
HMRC can issue penalties and interest. The sooner you act, the less it could cost.
Does CGT apply to crypto?
Yes. Cryptocurrency disposals can be taxable if you’ve made a gain.
What records do I need to keep?
Purchase contracts, sale documents, legal fees, improvement costs, and receipts for any related expenses. These help ensure your return is accurate.