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Capital Gains – Shares

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  • This topic has 2 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 11 years ago by Needs to pass.
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  • May 28, 2014 at 10:15 pm #171551
    Lee Taylor
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    Good evenining,

    i am having difficulty in calculating the following Question:

    3,500 shares in ABC plc were sold for 9,800. Jay had purchased ABC plc shares at the following times;

    May 2008 – 1,000 shares costing 1,600 GBP
    Aug 2009 2,000 shares costing 3,600 GBP
    “MAY 2010 – 1 for 2 RIGHTS ISSUE TAKEN UP, COSTING 2.20 GBP PER SHARE”

    how can i calculate the last purchase in may 2010?

    thanks

    Lee

    May 28, 2014 at 10:37 pm #171554
    Needs to pass
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    Shares
    1000 – cost £1600
    2000 – cost £3600

    Total shares = 3000 total cost £5200 cost per share £1.73

    MAY 2010 – 1 for 2 RIGHTS ISSUE TAKEN UP, COSTING 2.20 GBP PER SHARE”

    my understanding of this is for every share you hold 2 rights issue share will occur at £2.20 per share

    so 3000 shares x 2 x 2.20 =£13,200

    So the new holding looks like

    1000 – cost £1600
    2000 – cost £3600
    6000 – cost £13,200

    Total shares 9000 total cost £18,400 cost per share £2.04

    May 29, 2014 at 6:20 pm #171709
    Needs to pass
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    Apologies mambo is correct its 1 rights share for every 2 shares that you hold

    so 3000 shares /2 =1,500 x £2.20 =£3,300

    So the new holding looks like

    1000 – cost £1600
    2000 – cost £3600
    1500 – cost £3,300

    Total shares 4500 total cost £8,500 cost per share £1.89

    In summary

    £9,800 – (3500/4500*£8,500) = £3,188.89 gain

    Note – this assumes that none of the matching rules apply.

    Matching rules are
    1. Match disposal with any acquisition same day
    2. Match disposal any acquisition within 30 days
    3. Average cost per share pool

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