Capital Gains Tax Allowance Doubled for Married Couple?

Would that transfer of 50% of my shares to my wife be a deemed disposal ?
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Would that transfer of 50% of my shares to my wife be a deemed disposal ?
No CGT on transfers between spouses. If and she disposes of the transferrred shares, your wife will be treated as having acquired the shares on the date, and at the value, at which you originally acquired them.
 
There is no such thing as "Deemed disposal" for directly held shares, only life funds and ETFs

Transfers of shares between spouses does not generate any CGT
 
Hoping to be in this lucky position. So is the best option to have my spouse set up their own account in same brokerage my employer uses, then as soon as shares are in my account transfer to them, assuming transaction costs for the transfer are less than the tax saving ? SAYE scheme and generally would intend to sell shortly after shares being purchased in my name
 
This was the crowd my former company used - EquatePlus, by Computershare, is a compensation management software solution enabling businesses to manage employee plans for equity, stocks, and other share plans.

They didn’t allow partners to create an account with them - you would need to open an account with another provider (eg Davy, or any of the cheaper providers in the market) and transfer shares across.
 
Perfect and good to know. It's a bit away but will bookmark and keep an eye out closer to the time when the shares will actually be mine to transfer!
 
I have an additional question on the share transfer between spouses. Spouse A transfer shares to spouse B.
For cgt purposes, the initial value of the shares are taken into consideration when spouse B sales the shares.
If spouse A acquired the same company shares at different prices over the years, does he automatically transfer the first acquired shares (as if he was selling them).