Form 11 - Stay and spend and ETF question

Shazzaqwe

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Ive decided to make a start on my Form 11.
Ive already, during last year uploaded receipts from hotels for stay and spend to the app that revenue supplied.
Do I have to put it on Form11? What row number would I put it in?
Also, can anyone tell me what row in this years form 11 do i put profits from ETFs sold?
Thanks guys.
 
I found them.
In case it helps anyone else. ETFs go under Foreign Income/Offshore Funds.
Stay and spend is on Personal Tax Credits/Stay and spend

Now my last thing is Apple shares that I sold made a profit.
Anyone know where in the form they get entered?

So I think I fill in the shares on the Capital Gains tab of Form11 (online), but there are a lot of boxes and if i fill in one then other ones are loooking to be filled in too.

What would I fill in for example for €100 profit on apple shares?
And if I made a loss next year of €100 how would i fill that in on the form.
 
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Now my last thing is Apple shares that I sold made a profit.
Anyone know where in the form they get entered?

So I think I fill in the shares on the Capital Gains tab of Form11 (online), but there are a lot of boxes and if i fill in one then other ones are loooking to be filled in too.

What would I fill in for example for €100 profit on apple shares?
And if I made a loss next year of €100 how would i fill that in on the form.

You need to fill in:
  • the full amount of the sale in 'consideration';
  • the gain in 'Chargeable gains in the year (before deduction of S 604A and 604B relief)' and 'Chargeable Gain(s) (excluding Foreign Life Policies) net of allowable current year losses, S 604A relief, and S 604B relief.';
  • the personal exemption of 1270;
  • the net chargeable gain (gain less exemption) in net chargeable gain box and the (a) box for the correct part of the year;
  • 0 in the (f) box for the correct part of the year for some reason; and
  • the date of disposal
For a loss, leave out the middle two above and fill in 'unused losses to carry forward to 2021'
 
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