No, it will be more beneficial for us to avail of the up lifted standard rate cut off and I understand you cannot have both.Will your wife be receiving a Homecarers tax credit?
Yes precisely what I would want.The only thing I could be sure of is that a perceived transfer between a married couple could never be considered a disposal for CGT purposes - you would acquire those shares on the same terms as when your wife originally acquired the shares. So the annual allowance couldn't be utilised in that way.
You're already ahead of me on that one.No, it will be more beneficial for us to avail of the up lifted standard rate cut off and I understand you cannot have both.
Usually it would be the purpose of crystallising a gain for which there is no waiting period. Also, for losses, you only have to wait 4 weeks to repurchase if the sale crystallising the loss was within 4 weeks of the first purchase so this rule is rarely a factor.You have to wait 4 weeks before repurchasing the shares sold to crystalize a loss
You're already ahead of me on that one.
I like to keep things clean so there's never any questions about whether something was benefially owned different to the legal ownership. Why not buy all dividend paying shares in her sole name, and everything else jointly?
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