Just download a pdf CG1 for the relevant year, fill it on your device and reupload as an attachment in a MyEnquiry.Is still the case, i.e. there's no online CG1, or equivalent way to submit a CGT return if you only use Revenue's myAccount?
thanks, I was hoping things had improved!Just download a pdf CG1 for the relevant year, fill it on your device and reupload as an attachment in a MyEnquiry.
I'm sure it's in the pipeline somewhere because it's a no brained alright, however with the introduction of so many new COVID/Cost of living programs over the last number of years where Revenue were the collection/payment agent; I'd say that's probably impacted delivery schedules.thanks, I was hoping things had improved!
You'd imagine Revenue would have jumped on this already, it would save both taxpayers and their employees effort after all - you can already do the equivalent of a Form 11 online using myAccount. The paper Form 11 includes CGT fields as far as I recall, so adding these to myAccount would seem like a no brainer - less paper, less hassle, less time.
Anyone completing a form 11 doesn't complete a separate form CG1 regardless of loss or gains. The CG1 is incorporated into the form 11. A CG1 is for PAYE individuals in the main.Hi,
On a similar note. I have to fill in a form 11 and want to declare capital gains for shares I sold in December 2022, well below the 1270 allowance . Am I correct in saying because I did not exceed the threshold (in fact overall I made a loss) I do not need to send in a cg1 form and just need to declare these on my form 11? Because no payment is due?
If you acquired ESPP shares at a discount to the market value then the difference is assessable for income tax (and USC/PRSI).I need to declare profit from sale of shares via an ESPP. Can anybody tell me which category it goes under in ROS?
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If you sold them immediately on acquisition then there is no further tax, in particular CGT, liability.Yes my employer is dealing with the income tax liability. I need to declare the profit/loss after selling the shares and was wondering where to declare that?
As I said, my recollection/undestanding is that you cannot file a CGT return via myAccount.Yep that says I can declare online, but I do not know under which category in the screenshot above I should list it.
There was a small price change on both occasions so I will nee to declare.
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