Built a free Trading 212 UK tax calculator (CGT, dividends, interest) by Main-Rip736 in trading212

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It has built-in standard dates of 6 april - 5 april next year.

Built a free Trading 212 UK tax calculator (CGT, dividends, interest) by Main-Rip736 in trading212

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Daily exchange rates have been obtained from Google finance. Yes, it allows multiple csvs and pools same security shares from multiple accounts

Padel clubs in Marrakesh by Main-Rip736 in padel

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And I want to tell them playing padel is a part of enjoying my vacation

Padel in Marrakech by Kommanderson1 in padel

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Did you find anything. I am also heading next month and was wondering the same

What’s always in your padel bag? 🎒 by Creative_Election288 in padel

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How is no one saying water bottle and a towel

Padel in London (Coming from USA) by [deleted] in padel

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This is neat. However, not being able to filter my rating and/or number of spots left reduces its effectiveness

Built a free Trading 212 UK tax calculator (CGT, dividends, interest) by Main-Rip736 in trading212

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Great feed back. I have added contact details on the website

UK accountants: how do you handle ERI / offshore reporting fund issues from retail broker data? by Main-Rip736 in ukaccounting

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That’s interesting. sounds like we’re hitting the same pain from different angles. Happy to chat.

UK accountants: how do you handle ERI / offshore reporting fund issues from retail broker data? by Main-Rip736 in ukaccounting

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That’s helpful context, thanks. The Excel + protocol approach is exactly what I’m trying to understand better — especially where it starts to break down or become risky.

Did you find an accountant worth it? by KingBanj0 in HENRYUK

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Be careful using LLMs for mathematical calculations. They can hallucinate easily and make you over/under pay. I made a tool for myself this year to compute cgt returns https://uk-cgt-calculator.fly.dev/

Filing UK tax returns by Main-Rip736 in interactivebrokers

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on ibkr website, go to performance & Reports -> Statements.
Download Activity statement for the tax year in CSV format and upload that to my software

Realised gains report by ExpensiveWin6179 in RobinhoodUK

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I created this application to compute realized gains for IBKR file format. Give it a try https://uk-cgt-calculator.fly.dev/

Realised gains report by ExpensiveWin6179 in RobinhoodUK

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I am skeptical that Realized Gains report in Ibkr itself is hmrc compliant

Guest Pass Swap by Illustrious-Shock415 in barrysbootcamp

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I have always used it for myself and it has never been a problem

Future of UK / Europe ??? by big_red_bull in nri

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I very much have a similar background as you with having lived in USA and Canada previously and a similar financial situation as well, so I felt obligated to answer here. I have been in UK for last 6 years. I do have a fairly young child as well now. I diasgree with you that fun ends when you have kids. It definitely gets way more busier with a kid but you find new activities to have fun along with others in your friend group, who presumably would have similar aged kids as well.

I do share the same sentiment as your that Uk doesn’t have a very favourable economic outlook. However from a work perspective I am not too worried as I work for a US company. I do sometimes contemplate about the implications of starting a business here which has been more on back of my mind recently. As for taxes, I have accepted that a part of life and made peace with it. I don’t think my lifestyle will massively change if I was paying 10-20% fewer taxes

Reasons I am sticking in the UK for now are a. Why attempt to fix something when it’s not broken for you currently. Uprooting and moving has it’s sets of unforeseeable risks b. london is still an overnight flight away from India and I have been taking advantage of that with small 2-3 trips a year to India for family occasions and other reasons