Sold a property, shares or a business? Pay the least Capital Gains Tax you legally can
Selling a property, shares or a business? We calculate the gain, claim every relief, and handle reporting — including the 60-day deadline on UK residential property.
- Fixed monthly fee
- Xero, QuickBooks & FreeAgent certified
- A named accountant, not a portal
What’s included
Everything, for one fixed fee
- Gain calculation. Your chargeable gain worked out, with all costs and reliefs applied.
- Relief claims. PRR, lettings relief, BADR and the annual exemption claimed where due.
- 60-day property report. UK residential property gains reported to HMRC within the deadline.
- Planning advice. Timing and structuring advice to reduce the tax legitimately.
The job that costs you when it slips
Capital Gains Tax is full of traps. The rules on what counts as a disposal, which reliefs apply and how to work out the gain are genuinely complex — and since UK residential property must be reported and paid within 60 days of completion, the clock is often already running.
Get it wrong and you either overpay — by missing reliefs you were entitled to — or underpay and face penalties. Either way, the cost of guessing is high.
- A 60-day deadline on UK residential property sales
- Not knowing which reliefs you can claim
- Working out the gain across costs and improvements
- Multiple disposals — property, shares and funds
- Overpaying simply because no one optimised it
- Penalties for late reporting or errors
Hand it over, and consider it handled
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is due when you sell or dispose of an asset that has gone up in value — a second property, shares, or a business. The rules, rates and reliefs are easy to get wrong, and UK residential property now has a strict 60-day reporting window.
We work out your gain accurately, apply every allowance and relief available (such as Private Residence Relief or Business Asset Disposal Relief), and report it to HMRC correctly and on time.
Gain calculation
Your chargeable gain worked out, with all costs and reliefs applied.
Relief claims
PRR, lettings relief, BADR and the annual exemption claimed where due.
60-day property report
UK residential property gains reported to HMRC within the deadline.
Planning advice
Timing and structuring advice to reduce the tax legitimately.
Is this you?
If any of these sound familiar, this is exactly what we can take off your plate. Not sure? A quick, free call will settle it.
Book a free consultation- Landlords and second-home owners selling property
- Investors disposing of shares or funds
- Business owners selling all or part of a business
- Anyone gifting or transferring valuable assets
More than a box ticked — time and money back
A smaller CGT bill
We apply every relief and allowance — Private Residence Relief, Business Asset Disposal Relief, the annual exemption — to cut your bill legitimately.
The 60-day deadline met
We calculate and report UK residential property gains to HMRC inside the 60-day window, so no penalties.
Reported right
Accurate gains, correctly disclosed via the 60-day return or your Self Assessment — no HMRC surprises later.
Planned before you sell
Come to us before a disposal and we can often structure or time it to save significantly more.
Deadlines we keep you ahead of
Know the price before we start
A fixed fee for your CGT calculation, reliefs and reporting — quoted up front once we know the disposal, with no hourly billing.
- A fixed quote, agreed before any work
- No hourly billing, no year-end surprises
- Cancel any time — no long tie-ins
A fixed monthly fee,
tailored to your business
Confirmed after a free, no-obligation quote.
Get my fixed quoteA team that does the work — and picks up the phone
Reliefs specialists
We know which reliefs apply to property, shares and business sales — and how to claim them.
Fast on deadlines
Set up to turn around the 60-day property report quickly and accurately.
Clear, jargon-free
We explain what you’ll pay and why, in plain English, before anything is filed.
The honest answers to what you’re thinking
How much do accountants charge for Capital Gains Tax?
We quote a fixed fee for your CGT calculation and reporting up front, based on the disposal. Because the reliefs we claim usually outweigh the fee, it typically saves you money rather than costing it.
Should I use an accountant for CGT?
For anything beyond the simplest sale, yes. The reliefs are valuable but easy to miss, the 60-day property deadline is strict, and mistakes are costly. An accountant usually saves more than the fee.
I’ve already sold — is it too late?
Not necessarily, but timing matters — especially for property, where the 60-day clock starts at completion. Contact us as soon as a sale is agreed, or straight away if it’s already done.
Do I pay CGT on shares too?
Potentially, if your gains exceed the annual exempt amount. We work out your position across all disposals and report it correctly.
Simple, from day one
- 01
Tell us about the disposal
What you sold, what you paid, and the costs involved.
- 02
We calculate & optimise
We compute the gain and claim every relief to minimise the tax.
- 03
We report on time
We file the 60-day return or include it in your Self Assessment.
Capital Gains Tax questions, answered
I sold a rental property — what do I need to do?
How can I reduce Capital Gains Tax?
Do I pay CGT on shares?
Try our free capital gains tax calculator
Estimate the CGT due when you sell property, shares or other assets in 2025/26.
Often paired with
Self Assessment
Stress-free personal tax returns for the self-employed, landlords and directors — filed early, with every allowance claimed and your bill explained well before it is due.
Learn moreTax planning
Proactive advice that keeps more money in your pocket — from salary vs dividends and allowances to IR35 and structuring, planned ahead rather than after the fact.
Learn moreAccounts & Corporation Tax
Statutory accounts, your CT600 and Companies House filing — prepared accurately, filed on time, and structured to keep your Corporation Tax as low as legitimately possible.
Learn moreCapital Gains Tax guides & resources
Everything you need to know, explained in plain English.
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Read guide Capital Gains TaxCapital Gains Tax Explained: Rates, Allowance & How Much You Pay (2025/26)
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You don't pay Capital Gains Tax to inherit a property — but you may when you sell it. Here's how the gain is worked out from the probate value, the rates, and the reliefs.
Read guide Capital Gains TaxCapital Gains Tax on Shares: What You Pay and How to Reduce It
How Capital Gains Tax works when you sell shares — the £3,000 allowance, the 18%/24% rates, what's exempt (ISAs, pensions), and legitimate ways to cut the bill.
Read guide Capital Gains TaxHow to (Legitimately) Reduce Capital Gains Tax: 8 Ways
Eight legitimate ways to reduce your Capital Gains Tax bill — using allowances, ISAs and pensions, spousal transfers, loss harvesting, reliefs and smart timing.
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