Ahhhh, Capitals Gains is £10,000 or similar anyway, so tax free below that, likely nothing I have to worry about this year I'm sure I'd forget to mention it to my tax man anyway
You know i dont why its so freakin goddamn hard to find a broker whose reputable, gives a good leverage power, and doesnt charge an exorbitant amount of fees. I guess trying to find one is living in fantasy land. Im just nervous about suretrader. They have so many rules that are in small print. They did however offer me 10,000 at 4.95 instead of the usual 1,000 shares
in the UK I think its best to avoid spreadbetting accounts if possible and just pay CGT. They are marketed as being tax free on profits, which sounds wonderful. Infact the tax is built into the increased spread which is present regardless of win or lose. So effectively a spreadbetting account has a built in betting tax. CGT is only payable on net profits after losses are deducted in the tax year.