Jip. well that's where I am now on TLS.
Siting on a capital loss... if I sell then that realizes the loss.
I personally don't care about dividend or cgt, just about outright returns.
In fact CGT after 12 months would be better because of 50% discount.
Given the earlier example of someone on $100K which gives them an effective tax rate of 24.6%.
On a $100 gross dividend = $75.4 in pocket = 24.6% tax.
On a $100 capital gains ( 12 month holding period, 50% discount rate = $87.7 in pocket = 12.3% tax
Better for me to incur CGT rather than dividend tax.
What is the situation from a pensioners perspective on CGT?
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