Capital Gains Tax

abell080

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Capital Gains Tax

15th October 2019, 19:54:PM

Hi, not sure if this is correct forum but could anybody answer a question about ISA's . My father in law had a stocks & shares ISA with TD Waterhouse going back to 2010, TD Waterhouse have since transferred their business to Interactive Investor but it appears the ISA account was amalgamated with his other share account.(non ISA). He has just sold a share that was originally in his ISA & his accountant has done a calculation based on when he bought in 2010. My question is should he have exemption from CGT for the years up to the transfer into Interactive Investor.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated,

abell080

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