Ostroff, Fair and Company
*Ostroff, Fair and Company>>>United Kingdom Taxes

How can i avoid paying capital gains tax?



How can i avoid paying capital gains tax?

1 don't have any capital gains
2 don't declare them
3 become an MP - they are all corrupt and avoid taxes
4 become a member if the royal family - see 3
5 there are tax wheezes to eliminate substantial capital gains - generally involving the manufacture of capital losses that you haven't actually made
Donate the house to charity.
The standard things for short-term gains. For long-term gains, sell some of your other positions that are losing money to get some capital losses to offset the gains.
Depending on where you are a good strategy involves some sort of structure where you can be at an arms length of whatever you want to avoid paying taxes on.

Sometimes a good offshore structure can do the trick, but we're talking expensive in most cases. At least for a structure worth the hassle. Sure offshore is cheaper now a days, but it's still not the first answer for the regular Joe.

I'd recommend that you contact your accountant or your financial adviser in order to get something that can do the trick.
www.gloscorp.com
i think puting something in the church name they pay only 1%
Don't sell the property, or gift it away, like to your children or parents with no income, and make them pay the tax at their rate.
Tags
Other - Business & Finance Other Taxes United States Taxes United Kingdom Taxes Spain Taxes Singapore Taxes Mexico Taxes Ireland Taxes India Taxes
Related information
  • At what salary do I start to pay 40% tax rate?
  • I would like to know how much you can earn in each tax bracket and what % is the tax?
  • Why is all the questions in the UK section about taxation? are we now a nation obsessed by our income?
  • How do I contact the inland revenue and get a replacement P45?
  • I am taking on a part time job how much do i need to earn before i pay tax and national insurance?
  • How much cash would i be able to bring into the UK From the USA by air without paying duty?
  • Why does a slight tax increase cost you two hundred andand a substantial tax cut save you thirty pence?
  • UK Taxation : What is exactly a benefit in kind?
  •  

    Finance Categories--Copyright/IP Policy--Contact Webmaster