jasonneil Neil

Ok thanks. Hopefully the last questions… there is no cap to a cash gift value then, given what you say above (which surprises me). And if the cash gift was invested into an isa, I assume the interest from this gift has no tax implications either? Thanks

Hi. You keep telling me about income tax but I am asking about capital gains tax. Stop sending generic copy and paste replies and answer my question please…. 3rd time of asking Thanks Jason

Hi I asked this; Hi. Her auntie who lives in usa wants to pay £9000 to my wife so she can open an isa with it. Would there be any tax or capital gains implications for this? Thanks The reply tells me there are no income tax implications. But what about capital gains tax, will any be due on this £9k gift, even if she puts it into an ISA? Thanks

Hi. Her auntie who lives in usa wants to pay £9000 to my wife so she can open an isa with it. Would there be any tax or capital gains implications for this? Thanks

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