No - I'm pretty sure that it works on the total in your account at the end of each year - ie: you don't actually need to calculate every trade etc, just get your gains from the year, and add them to your income. If you're trading CFDs as a short term thing - or if you are considered a trader, you can just use the gains as income.
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