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Capital gains tax handbooks

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18 April 2007 / Paula Sparrow

Issue: 4104 / Categories: Reviews

Reviewed by PAULA SPARROW, Wise & Co.

CCH British Tax Guide: Capital Gains Tax 2006/07

By Martin Edhouse & Paul Robbins price £84.95

Tolley's Capital Gains Tax 2006-07

By Kevin Walton and Andrew Flint price £91.95

Tottel's Capital Gains Tax 2006/07

By Andrew Goodall Toby Harris and Iris Wünschmann-Lyall price £19.95

These three capital gains tax handbooks are quite different in style and will suit different needs.
CCH's book runs to 350 pages but there are an additional 99 pages making up the first section containing 'key data' and tables. A lot of the key data did not in fact relate to capital gains tax such as the list of useful addresses and it was a little disappointing that the table of exchange rates only ran to 5 April 2005 even though the book was published some time after July 2006. However this was the only...

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Capital gains tax handbooks

© Copyright LexisNexis 2024. All rights reserved.

18 April 2007 / Paula Sparrow

Reviewed by PAULA SPARROW, Wise & Co.

CCH British Tax Guide: Capital Gains Tax 2006/07

By Martin Edhouse & Paul Robbins price £84.95

Tolley's Capital Gains Tax 2006-07

By Kevin Walton and Andrew Flint price £91.95

Tottel's Capital Gains Tax 2006/07

By Andrew Goodall Toby Harris and Iris Wünschmann-Lyall price £19.95

These three capital gains tax handbooks are quite different in style and will suit different needs.
CCH's book runs to 350 pages but there are an additional 99 pages making up the first section containing 'key data' and tables. A lot of the key data did not in fact relate to capital gains tax such as the list of useful addresses and it was a little disappointing that the table of exchange rates only ran to 5 April 2005 even though the book was published some time after July 2006. However this was the only...

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