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In this latest episode of TaxVibe, Paul Hockridge, CTA, principal of Hockridge Advisory, delves into the tax implications following divorce and separations – an intrinsic and unavoidable part of modern living in relationships. While many assume the CGT roll-over makes divorce tax matters straightforward, the reality is far more complex. Tax practitioners often need specialised knowledge when advising clients through relationship breakdowns, considering both immediate tax relief options and lo...
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