Capital gain and dividend reporting

Hi,
 

Correct.  If the disposal value minus acquisition costs and disposal costs in the tax year, result in a gain that is below the annual exempt amount of £12300 in 22/23, then there is nothing to declare.  If, however, the total disposal value exceeds £49200 and you have to complete a tax return for any other reason, then you need to include the gain in your tax return, whether capital gains tax is payable or not. Thank you.

Many thanks for this feedback. All clear. One follow up question: - Is there a minimum amount of dividend that does not need to be disclosed when I am filling Self Assessment? For example, If I recieved £60 of dividends in a tax year (which is safely within dividend tax allowance), do I need to include this amount in my Self Assessment?

Hi andy1,
If you have to complete a Self Assessment tax return, you must declare all of your world-wide income, no matter how small.
Self assessment will then apply the £2000 dividend allowance to your UK and foreign dividends and tax them accordingly.
So if your only dividends at £60, you must still declare this and Self  Assessment will set is against the £2000 dividend allowance.
Thank you,