I follow that one too. Although one thing that confused me is people saying we need to register for CGT on ROS but when I went to check I had the option of paying CGT. Maybe they updated the system.
That means you're already registered for CGT.I follow that one too. Although one thing that confused me is people saying we need to register for CGT on ROS but when I went to check I had the option of paying CGT. Maybe they updated the system.
You'd be as well off filing the CG1 at the same time as you make the payment. Leaving it the guts of a year to do so merely multiples the risk of later forgetting to file and thus incurring a surcharge.So let me clarify - if I make a gain in 2024, I make the payment for CGT on the gain by December 15 2024, without completing any return showing what the sale related to, or without any supporting calculations ? That comes when I submit my 2024 Form 11 in ROS before Nov 14 2025 ? (I'm registered for CGT).
Don't believe the 2024 CG1 Form is available yet on the revenue website. Latest seems to be a 2023 Form.You'd be as well off filing the CG1 at the same time as you make the payment. Leaving it the guts of a year to do so merely multiples the risk of later forgetting to file and thus incurring a surcharge.
I know, and that's frankly silly on Revenue's part, but it's very easy to adapt a 2023 one to fit. I've already successfully filed a few dozen of those, this year to date.Don't believe the 2024 GG1 Form is available yet on the revenue website. Latest seems to be a 2023 Form.
I do this too. Cross out the old year, write in the new one on the form, never had an issue.I know, and that's frankly silly on Revenue's part, but it's very easy to adapt a 2023 one to fit. I've already successfully filed a few dozen of those, this year to date.
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