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Get Ahead On Capital Gains Tax Planning

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By Eleanor White
| Mondaq
Some careful forethought can help minimise your capital gains tax (CGT) bill. Everyone has an annual CGT exempt amount, which in 2023/24 makes the first £6,000 of gains free of tax. For 2024/25, this amount will be halved to £3,000. Most gains above the exempt amount are taxed at 10%, where taxable gains and income are less than the non-Scottish basic rate limit of £37,700 in 2023/24. The rate is 20% on gains that exceed this limit. Residential property gains are taxed at 18% and 28%.
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Key Issues For A UK Resident Selling Overseas Property

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By Eleanor White
| Mondaq
Selling a property is a significant transaction and when it involves an overseas property, the tax implications can become more complex, but we can help. A common error is not reporting in the UK the profit from the sale of an overseas property. A common assumption is because foreign tax is paid and the property is overseas, there is no need to report in the UK or pay tax here. UK residents are generally taxed on their worldwide income and gains.
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We Must Not Ignore the Ongoing Plight of International Students in Ukraine

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By Eleanor White
| Jacobin Verified
After the Yugoslav wars that rocked Europe between 1991 and 2001, the European Union established a system of temporary protections for displaced people outside the bloc’s external borders. It would take the EU over two decades to activate this directive, which stood unused even during the height of the refugee crisis that began 2015, during which the absence of safe means of entry into the bloc has thus far led to the deaths of 22,993 people at sea.
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