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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by Iron Condor View Post
    i doubt they add any inflation relief like the old days either.
    That's most certainly out for sure.

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  • Iron Condor
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    So it's back up and I bet they will keep this relief at current crap level unlike pretty decent one it was under Brown (that Darling scrapped)
    i doubt they add any inflation relief like the old days either.

    so if you hold an asset like a second house or long term shares for say 15 years and it doubles due to just inflation, you get hit with a 40% tax.. when you didnt really have any real gain whatsoever.

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  • AtW
    started a topic Cgt

    Cgt

    So it's back up and I bet they will keep this relief at current crap level unlike pretty decent one it was under Brown (that Darling scrapped)

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