Re: CGT: Eircom Shares: I can't find the paperwork that will tell me what actions hap
I've taken the information from
here. As it layed out the steps very clearly.
JULY 1999
Original sum of €19,851 = 5080* Eircom Shares (€3.90 per share)
MAY 2001
On the day after the Vodafone takeover of eircell2000 the following base prices were decided on by the Revenue:
* eircom = €1.11
* Vodafone = €1.45406
* total = €2.56406
Thus
* eircom = (€1.11 / €2.56406) x 100 = 43% (43.2907... rounded down)
* Vodafone = (€1.45406 / €2.56406) x 100 = 57% (rounded up)
Eircom
* nominal cost of eircom shares = €3.90 x 43.2907...% = €1.69 (note that the 43% rounded percentage figure will not give the same answer!).
Thus
* loss per share based on Valentia offer price (excluding dividend) = €1.69 - €1.365 = €0.325
Vodafone
* Nominal cost per eircell2000 share = €3.90 - €1.69 = €2.21
* Nominal cost per Vodafone share = (€2.21 x 2) / 0.9478 = €4.66 (rounded down)
* Market value of Vodafone shares (based on recent stock price and €/GBP£ exchange rate) = GBP£1.87 = c. €3.02 (GBP£1.87 / 0.62)
* Paper loss per Vodafone share = €4.66 - €3.02 = €1.64.
Value of Vodafone shares are €3.02 * 2407 = €7269.14
2004
Sold 2407 vodafone shares at €4701.83 (Approx €1.95 each)
OVERALL CGT LOSS FOR 2004
"Bought" vodafone shares for €7269.14
Sold for €4701.83
CGT loss of (7269.14 - 4701.83) =
€2567.30 (This is the magic figure I need!)
*
Including bonus shares I think...
Would anyone agree this information is accurate 'enough' for the revenue.
Does indexation come into this, as I can't remember when it was phased out?
Use your loss from eircom shares then offset it against the gain you made on Vodafone shares before calculating the CGT.
Sorry Karangka, could you explain if that applies to my situation, and what would be the differences?
Thanks,
LeperKing