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From A to Z, discover clear and concise explanations of key terms, empowering you to make informed decisions in the dynamic world of finance with our comprehensive glossary.

Most countries impose a tax on capital gains. In the UK for the tax year 2011-2012, capital gains tax (CGT) is charged at: 18% or 28% for individuals (depending on your taxable income) 28% for trustees, or personal representatives of someone who has died 10% for gains qualifying for Entrepreneurs Relief This is a levy charged on capital gains when the profit is realised from the sale of the asset rather than while it is still held.