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Capital Gains Tax Record Keeping Tips

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Published 28th August, 2005

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Synopsis


While good record keeping practices are often very hard to find, record keeping in relation to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) must be one of the least thought about areas. This article gives some quick tips as to what records should be kept to prepare for tax time, even if the asset is unlikely to be sold until well into the future.

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  • Synopsis
  • Record Keeping
  • Summary

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