Business Plan will be released ?, page-6

  1. sjl
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    You're probably being very optimistic with that pricing hope.

    As for the CGT question: it depends. If it's a straight share swap (whereby you lose your shares in Pensana in exchange for shares in the entity that's taking it over), probably not; your cost base for Pensana would carry over to the new company. If it's a straight cash buyout, yes, you'll have to pay CGT on it. You'll need to ask an accountant once any such offer is announced to find out the exact tax implications for your circumstances; any commentary here and now is pure speculation, and the answer will depend, very heavily, on what assumptions the answering individual makes.
 
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