Will the general election mean I pay more Capital Gains Tax? @hargreaveslansdown
Will the general election mean I pay more Capital Gains Tax?  @hargreaveslansdown
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Capital gains tax: The Conservative manifesto promises no rise in capital gains tax and a temporary holiday for property investors, while the other parties either propose a rise or do not rule it out. Using ISA and pension allowances can help avoid capital gains tax.

Capital gains tax allowance: The capital gains tax allowance has been reduced over the past two years, which means more people may face tax bills even if the rate does not change.
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