Judging by the mixed answers you shouldn't come here for tax advice! DYOR....

Posted by Typo on 14/January/2004 at 10:49:

In Reply to: CGT - Carrying losses forward ? posted by mikeyw on 14/January/2004 at 10:20:

CGT1 covers the basics.

http://www.inlandrevenue.gov.uk/leaflets/c4.htm

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• also http://www.inlandrevenue.gov.uk/pdfs/2002_03/capital_gains/ir284.pdf eco 14/January/2004 at 11:52 (0)
• CGT losses are an unknown thing for all on here, allegedly ! nm HamsterWheel 14/January/2004 at 10:54 (0)

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