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But if you're unsure of what you are doing always use someone who does know. Disposal of an asset isn't as easy to rectify as correcting an error on your tax return.
A good eg is those with investment properties either not, or incorrectly, moving them into companies. It isn't rocket science, but if you fuck it up it will cost you.
hugo7
Has anyone here engaged an accountant to deal with the tax situation after selling a property? It really is doing my head in, and perhaps paying someone to help me will save me dosh in the longer run.