Recent uncertainty has caused a rise in capital gains tax (CGT) receipts, the latest HMRC data revealed today. CGT receipts for the 2020-21 tax year have already exceeded any for the previous 12 tax years, and there is still a month to go. Total receipts for the tax year could exceed £10bn. Neil Jones, tax and wealth specialist at Canada Life, commented: "The latest data from HMRC shows CGT receipts could exceed £10bn this tax year, which would mark a record year of receipts exceeding any of the 12 previous tax years." "The increase in receipts is caused by more gains being real...
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