Capital Gains Tax Made
Simple — and Fully Compliant

Our CGT accountants help you calculate your capital gains accurately, identify applicable reliefs (such as Private Residence Relief, BADR/Entrepreneurs Relief), file your CGT returns with HMRC on time, and develop tax planning strategies to minimise your liability — all while ensuring full compliance with UK tax law.

Capital Gains Tax in the UK is complex and the rules change frequently. Getting it wrong can result in overpaying tax, underpaying and facing HMRC penalties, or missing key reliefs you're entitled to. A qualified CGT specialist ensures you pay exactly what's legally required — no more, no less.

Your CGT on property is the gain (sale price minus purchase price and allowable costs) less your Annual Exempt Amount (£3,000 for 2026/27). The remaining gain is taxed at 18% (basic rate) or 24% (higher rate) for residential property. We handle all the calculations and identify every relief available to you.

Absolutely. We specialise in Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR), which can reduce your CGT rate to just 10% on qualifying business disposals. We'll assess your eligibility, structure the transaction tax-efficiently, and handle all HMRC reporting — giving you confidence through the entire process.

Yes. Non-UK residents are subject to UK CGT on disposals of UK land and property. We provide specialist non-resident CGT advice, ensure compliance with HMRC's Non-Resident Capital Gains Tax rules, and handle the required 60-day reporting obligation for property disposals.

The Annual Exempt Amount (AEA) for 2026/27 is £3,000 per individual. This means the first £3,000 of your capital gains each tax year is free from CGT. Any gains above this threshold are taxed at the applicable CGT rate depending on your income tax band.