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Lucky escape for most, but next under attack will be actual rate of tax (as part of CGT “reform”)
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Originally posted by MrContractor85 View PostHave you had your first distribution yet?
Correct me if I'm wrong but if distribution 1 is made this tax year, and then distribution 2 is made post April 6th so new tax year, then you're up 1.2k because the 12k CGT allowance is utilised in 2 tax years?
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Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostYes I agree.
Another thought, if you have 2 shareholders then they each get £1m. So if it's a husband/wife business then the family get £2m lifetime allowance.
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Originally posted by Paralytic View PostI suspect the clue is in the name. So, if you've already claimed past the £1m level, you can't get ER on any future claims.
I've not seen this confirmed anywhere though, but I'd be surprised if it was not this.Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostOh, I think so, yes. I don't think they are increasing the lifetime limit to 11m for those that had previously claimed 10m+.
Another thought, if you have 2 shareholders then they each get £1m. So if it's a husband/wife business then the family get £2m lifetime allowance.
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Originally posted by Maslins View PostAsk your accountant
And stop liking his post you turncoats!!
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Originally posted by Maslins View PostAt the absolute bargain price we do them for there's no money in it for poor old me
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Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostI wonder if the £1m limit introduced today, includes previous claims for ER.
For example a business owner who sold with say £300k funds in 2012 (or whenever) and claimed ER on this amount. Does that mean he only has £700k left to use when he liquidates his next business?
Or does the £1m lifetime limit begin afresh, from now?
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Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostI wonder if the £1m limit introduced today, includes previous claims for ER.
For example a business owner who sold with say £300k funds in 2012 (or whenever) and claimed ER on this amount. Does that mean he only has £700k left to use when he liquidates his next business?
Or does the £1m lifetime limit begin afresh, from now?
I've not seen this confirmed anywhere though, but I'd be surprised if it was not this.
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I wonder if the £1m limit introduced today, includes previous claims for ER.
For example a business owner who sold with say £300k funds in 2012 (or whenever) and claimed ER on this amount. Does that mean he only has £700k left to use when he liquidates his next business?
Or does the £1m lifetime limit begin afresh, from now?
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Originally posted by WordIsBond View PostYeah but think of the revenue! This £1 million limit is going to hit you now for sure!
At the absolute bargain price we do them for there's no money in it for poor old me
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Originally posted by Maslins View PostJust wish the team & I hadn't all had a nervous breakdown trying to rush a gazillion liquidation sign ups through in the last month!
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Haven't read the detail, just read the title.
God save the Queen.
If we'd had a Corbyn government, he'd have got rid of her.
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Originally posted by Maslins View PostYup, and from MVLO's selfish perspective, it's good news too! Haven't checked the small print yet, hopefully no nasties in there. If not, basically won't impact us (or the typical contractor looking to liquidate) at all.
Just wish the team & I hadn't all had a nervous breakdown trying to rush a gazillion liquidation sign ups through in the last month!
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