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Calc CGT on shares when price not known
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john__2021
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I bought shares in one company over a period of around 15 years. I made ten trades over that time and ended up with about 22,000 shares. I am trying to work out what CGT I would owe, but I dont know the value of some of the trades in terms of what the share price was. Is there a way to figure out how much the costs are when you dont know the share price of every trade? I think I recall reading something a while back that used some form of average price. Thanks
Re: Calc CGT on shares when price not known
For listed companies, historical share prices very easy to look up as a guideline but there is no guarantee that is what you paid at the time. Furthermore, the costs in your share pool stand to change with each acquisition and disposal.
