CGT changes: Breathing space welcomed for divorcees and homeowners
OTS’s report short of calling for complete reform
CGT changes: Breathing space welcomed for divorcees and homeowners
Changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) proposed by the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) have been welcomed by advisers for the extra time they may give clients, writes Jon Yarker.
Earlier this week the OTS published its second report into CGT after being requested by Chancellor Rishi Sunak to review the controversial law in 2020. Fourteen recommendations have been made by the...
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