Capital Gains Tax (CGT) could apply when you sell or transfer assets like property or shares. It’s not just for business owners—professional landlords, developers, and individuals may also face CGT on the profit made, not the total sale amount. Even gifting assets to family members can lead to CGT liability, so planning ahead is key. Working with an accountant before any sale or transfer can reduce your CGT bill by using allowances, exemptions, and smart structures. CGT is complex, but with expert advice, you can stay compliant while saving time and money. Let us help you plan and minimize your liability!