Capital Gains Tax

Most investments (assets) generally provide you with income on a regular basis. But some investments, like shares and property, can also increase in value. This increase is called growth or capital gain.

If you sell your investment for more than you paid for it, then you realise a capital gain and you may have to pay Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on this gain.

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