Trisha Siddique and Helen Barnett: CGT and divorce explained
Breaking up is hard to do
Lawyers Trisha Siddique and Helen Barnett look at the CGT consequences of divorce in light of potential changes in the upcoming Budget
With the next Budget Day fast approaching on 3 March, there has been a lot of speculation about a possible rise in rates of capital gains tax (CGT). This speculation has been fuelled by the release...
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