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Bella Accounting | Capital Gains Tax

Capital Gains
Made Simpler

Support for individuals with property, crypto and investment disposals.

Whether you're selling cryptocurrency, a UK property or an overseas property, Bella Accounting helps you organise your records and prepare the information needed for HMRC reporting.

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What I Help With

Property & Crypto CGT Reporting

Capital Gains Tax often comes up when you sell a rental property or dispose of cryptocurrency. I help prepare the records and reporting information needed for HMRC.

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UK & Overseas Property Sales

Sold a property in the UK or abroad? I help organise your records and prepare the information needed for UK Capital Gains Tax reporting.

  • UK residential property
  • Overseas property sales
  • Purchase & sale records
  • Supporting costs & improvements
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Crypto Gains & Losses

I use Koinly to help organise cryptocurrency transaction records and prepare gain or loss information for HMRC reporting.

  • Koinly reports
  • Crypto disposals
  • Capital gains and losses
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Self Assessment Reporting

Capital gains and losses may need to be included as part of your Self Assessment tax return information.

  • Capital gains pages
  • Supporting records
  • Tax return preparation
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60-Day Property Returns

UK residential property disposals may require a separate report to HMRC within 60 days of completion.

  • Property disposal details
  • Supporting figures
  • HMRC reporting information
Gain or Loss?

Both Can Be Important

Capital Gains Tax reporting is not only about paying tax. If you made a loss, the records may still matter.

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You Made a Gain

If you sold an asset for more than it cost, there may be a capital gain to report.

  • Sale price
  • Purchase price
  • Relevant cost records
  • Information prepared for HMRC
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You Made a Loss

If you sold an asset for less than it cost, the loss may still need to be recorded correctly.

  • Loss records
  • Supporting transaction details
  • Information for your tax return
  • Records to keep for future tax years
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Losses Only (No Gains)

Even if you made a capital loss rather than a gain, it may still be worth reporting it. In some cases, capital losses can be reported to HMRC and carried forward for future use, subject to HMRC rules and your individual circumstances.

  • Record your capital loss correctly
  • Keep supporting purchase and sale records
  • Include the information in your HMRC reporting
  • Retain records for future tax years
Is This You?

You May Need Help If...

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You Sold a Rental Property

You need to organise sale, purchase and cost records for HMRC reporting.

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You Sold Crypto

Your crypto disposals need to be organised into gain and loss information.

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You Made a Loss

The loss may still be important and should be recorded properly.

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You Have a Deadline

A UK residential property disposal may need reporting within 60 days.

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Your Records Are Messy

I help bring together the information needed before reporting.

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You Are Not Sure

We can start by looking at what happened and what records are available.

FAQs

Capital Gains Questions

Can you help with Capital Gains Tax on property?

Yes. I help prepare the information needed for HMRC reporting when you sell a UK property, including sale proceeds, purchase cost and supporting records.

Can you help with crypto Capital Gains Tax?

Yes. I use Koinly to help organise crypto transaction records and prepare capital gain or loss information for HMRC reporting.

What is a 60-day property return?

Some UK residential property disposals need to be reported to HMRC within 60 days of completion. I can help prepare the information needed for this reporting process.

Does a capital loss still matter?

Yes. A capital loss can still be important for your tax records and may need to be recorded correctly as part of your reporting information.

What does your Capital Gains Tax support include?

I focus on helping clients organise records, prepare figures and prepare information for HMRC reporting. Information on this page is general guidance only and does not constitute tax advice.

Important: Information on this page is general guidance only and does not constitute tax advice. Tax treatment depends on your individual circumstances, asset type, dates, records and reporting position.

Need to Report a Property or Crypto Sale?

Bella Accounting can help organise your records and prepare Capital Gains Tax information for HMRC reporting.

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