N nasher Registered User Messages 30 27 Sep 2010 #1 i have sold some shares this year but i have not exceeded the limit for cgt do i have to declare this to revenue.
i have sold some shares this year but i have not exceeded the limit for cgt do i have to declare this to revenue.
A alaskaonline Registered User Messages 489 27 Sep 2010 #2 have you paid taxes when they vested? you will need to fill out form 11 at the end of tax year to declare additional income. if they're under the limit and for the vested part paid for, then all's in order.
have you paid taxes when they vested? you will need to fill out form 11 at the end of tax year to declare additional income. if they're under the limit and for the vested part paid for, then all's in order.
B Berni Registered User Messages 679 27 Sep 2010 #3 Is form 11 not overkill for just cgt? Would CG1 not be enough? http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/cgt/forms/formcg1.pdf
Is form 11 not overkill for just cgt? Would CG1 not be enough? http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/cgt/forms/formcg1.pdf
A alaskaonline Registered User Messages 489 29 Sep 2010 #5 I had to fill out both - request from Revenue: CG1 at the time their vested, form 11 at the end of the tax year. Last edited: 29 Sep 2010
I had to fill out both - request from Revenue: CG1 at the time their vested, form 11 at the end of the tax year.