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Old 06-24-2010, 12:00 PM   #76
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Originally Posted by GeoffC View Post
In my scenario I am assuming that after 2 years, I would sell ... capital gain losses are (as far as I understand it in the UK) not tax deductible, for me as an individual.
They are, however, offsettable against other capitals gains you may have made in the same year. Eg, if, in the same year that you were so unfortunate as to lose £5m on your Picasso, you were to make £6m profit from sales of assets in your property empire, you'd only pay capital gains tax on £1 (the £6m profit less the £5m loss).
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