Capital Gains Tax software — disposals & 60-day figures
Sold a property, shares or crypto? Record each disposal, apply the relevant reliefs and the annual exempt amount, and we compute the taxable gain — including the figures for a 60-day property return.
- Disposals for property, shares and crypto
- Reliefs and the annual exempt amount applied
- 60-day property return figures (compute & export)
- Part of the Property Investor Pack
When you owe Capital Gains Tax
Capital Gains Tax is due when you sell or 'dispose of' an asset for more than it cost you. The common triggers are selling a property that isn't your main home — a second home or a buy-to-let — shares held outside an ISA, or cryptoassets. You're taxed on the gain, not the whole sale price, and only on gains above your annual tax-free allowance (the Annual Exempt Amount).
The 60-day property deadline
If you sell UK residential property at a gain, you must report it and pay the tax due within 60 days of completion — separately from your annual Self-Assessment return. Miss it and HMRC adds penalties and interest. Disposals of shares or crypto are reported through Self-Assessment after the tax year ends instead.
How we handle it
Record each disposal with its acquisition cost, sale proceeds and associated costs, and we apply the available reliefs and your Annual Exempt Amount to work out the taxable gain — including the figures you need for a 60-day property return. Everything carries through to your Self-Assessment, so the same numbers never get keyed twice.
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