Sixty days from completion to report and pay. The rates, the costs people forget to deduct, and the planning that only works before you sell.

Private Residence Relief usually covers the lot. The five ways people fall out of full relief, the nine month rule, and when the 60 day clock applies.

CGT never devolved. The 18 to 24 percent split uses the UK £50,270 threshold, not Scottish bands, and some Scottish taxpayers pay less than they assume.

Share matching rules define your cost, the 30 day rule rewrites rebuys, and accumulation funds hide base cost. What share investors actually need to know.

A loss HMRC has never been told about is worth nothing, and the claim window closes four years after the tax year ends. How to claim and what a banked loss is worth.

Gains go on the SA108, property runs on its own 60 day track, and proceeds over £50,000 mean reporting even with no tax due. How the reporting actually works.

£3,000 per person, resets each April, never carries forward. How the annual exempt amount works, the spouse doubling, and the £50,000 reporting trap.