Originally posted by Louisa@AardvarkAccounting
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CGT does need to be considered though - the shares may have been worthless when first gifted to partner, particularly if they were allocated on incorporation and may have little value now but OP should probably get a valuation of the shares just to show they have done due diligence. Its very unlikely any gain would be outside the CGT allowance but you need to at least show HMRC if they enquire that you've calculated this. Any gain should be based on market value not sale value.
As far as paperwork I'm pretty sure all I did when I transferred shares was record some company minutes noting that the shares had been transferred, filled out a share transfer form and filed it away with the minutes, updated the company share register and printed off updated share certificates. Companies House do not need to be notified until your next confirmation statement.
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