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Sale complete, so where's the money?

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Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

saintrat2001 wrote:Ok here's one for you all I've been informed by a person who works high in HMRC office that you only pay tax on shares from 4.89 to current selling price anyone knows this to be true
No that's incorrect, its has also been extensively covered on this site over the last 3 years.

You pay tax on the lower value of the shares at selling price and the price on the day we were given them. The first tranche, and only the first tranche was given to us at £4.89 so if the share price is lower you pay tax at the price sold. If you sell them at higher than the £4.89 price you pay only the tax due at that level not the higher price.
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Post by chuckmorris84 »

Anyone know if I will get hit with a big student loan repayment from selling these shares? My wife has just mentioned it and it's got me thinking because it's getting paid through our wages then I'm going to get hit with further deductions aswell as the tax and NI
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Post by Dorset Plodder »

[quote="toomuchcoke]
Not planing on selling mine ... ever! Whichever firm of solicitors ends up liquidating my estate can deal with that particular problem.{quote}

:thumbup Like the attitude TMC! TBH I'm not to bothered about selling at the earliest opportunity either. They cost me nothing so anything's a bonus.

TBT PLEASE stick it out....You're doing a good job :Applause

And as for the rest of you slagging each other off....KEEP IT UP!. It's more entertaining than watching two drunks trying to plant one on each other on a Saturday night out. :left:
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Post by moles40 »

So sold them last mon ,should have got them pay day,but did not,typical,si I take it,it will be next fri now ??
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Post by brentford »

[quote="moles40"]So sold them last mon ,should have got them pay day,but did not,typical,si I take it,it will be next fri now ??[
Equiniti have sent the money from the proceeds of the sale too royal mail/ H.R but the staff at h.r cannot confirm when sellers will receive their payment :crazy: