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61capital gains tax — CGT A UK tax on capital gains, introduced on 6 April 1965. It is charged on the total amount of the chargeable gains accruing to a chargeable person in a fiscal year after deducting any allowable capital losses for the year or capital losses… …
62statement of total recognized gains and losses — A financial statement showing the extent to which shareholders equity has increased or decreased from all the various gains and losses recognized in the period. It includes profits and losses for the period, together with all other movements on… …
63statement of total recognized gains and losses — A financial statement showing the extent to which shareholders equity has increased or decreased from all the various gains and losses recognized in the period. It includes profits and losses for the period, together with all other movements on… …
64ill-gotten gains — are profits or benefits that are made either illegally or unfairly …
65chargeable gains — /ˌtʃɑ:dʒəb(ə)l geɪnz/ plural noun gains made by selling an asset, such as shares, on which capital gains will be charged …
66Hangman's Gains — A street forming a square, west out of New Street, St. Katherine s lane and running north to St. Katherine s Churchyard. In St. Katherine s precinct (Strype, ed. 1720 Horwood, 1799). Other forms of name : Hamsdons Gaines (Survey of St.… …
67Hanson's Gains — See Hangman s Gains …
68realised capital gains — By revaluing assets such as property in the books of the company, a surplus is created which can be treated as a paper profit in the company s accounts, but which is treated as artificial unless the asset is sold, thereby realising a real cash… …
69unrealised capital gains — By revaluing assets such as property in the books of the company, a surplus is created which can be treated as a paper profit in the company s accounts, but which is treated as artificial unless the asset is sold, thereby realising a real cash… …
70ill-gotten gains — index spoils Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
