other income - the sale of shares

hi, I was wondering if you could clear something up as I've searched everywhere. If I sell shares that I have held for a few years and I make a capital gain which I have worked out I'll pay capital gains tax on, is this capital gain reportable as other income?

Hi
Can you please clarify, are you asking this question in relation to tax credits?

Yes, would this count as 'other income' for tax credits?

Hi jiltedg,
I have searched gov.uk and this is the information that I have found
Income to include over £300
Add up the full amount of the following types of other income, then take off £300.
Income from dividends
Include any UK company dividends you’ve received. Also add in the tax credit — shown on the dividend voucher supplied by the company.
This could include:
•    gross amount of dividend income from company shares, authorised unit trusts and open ended investment companies — the amount to include is the total before tax
•    stock or scrip dividends where shareholders receive shares instead of a cash dividend — the amount to include is the total before tax
Exclude any capital gains exempt from tax.
Thank you.

That is about income from dividends not capital gains.