mike2024

Thanks for the rely, they are with the same company indeed and the company only lists a single class of shares on the exchange. Unfortunately, couldn't workout which way the 'Yes' in your reply was meant for though. Could you confirm is it for separate or individual pools, please?

Same one.

"you have zero income, is the amount of basic rate band available the full £50270" - I'd say yes.

Pear to Pear .

Hi there, I was allocated with some RSU (restricted stock) from my employer, which is a publicly listed U.S. company. In addition, I have purchased additional shares from stock exchange with my own income. For the capital gain calculation purpose, should I treat these two types of shares in separate or individual section 104 pools? Many Thanks

1) if someone has both onshore and offshore affairs to disclosure, is it best to make seperate discoslures, or a single offshore disclosure (e.g. by worldwide disclosure facility), with different penalites applied for onshore and offshore potential lost revenue(PLR)? 2) for the offshore disclosure, if there is some foreign dividend or interest that hasn't been reported, but won't results in any PLR, would these still need to be disclosed? Thanks!