@wizzlesticks That is not actually correct. CGT Rules are different to trading rules. If you have trading losses, these losses will reduce taxable income. Trading profits however, do not benefit from the 50% 12 month CGT exemption. You are correct in saying Capital losses cannot reduce other taxable income and can only be used to offset current and future capital gains.
So it depends on whether the shares sold are of a capital nature or trading nature.
@wizzlesticks That is not actually correct. CGT Rules are...
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