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3. Roderick Balfour, Virtus Trust
4. Anthony Balniel & David Chaplin, JO Hambro Investment Management
6. Anthony Burrell, Mirabaud Investment Management
7. Jamie Cayzer-Colvin, Caledonia Investment Plc
8. Colin Chisholm & Edward Bonham Carter, Jupiter Asset Management
9. Andrew Dalton, The Dalton Strategic Partnership
10. Gavyn Davies & Andrew Stevens, Fulcrum Asset Management
11. Olivier De Givenchy, JP Morgan Private Bank UK
12. Eric De Rothschild, N.M. Rothchild and Sons
13. Michael Dobson & Rupert Robinson, Schroders Private Bank
14. William Drake & Adam Wethered, Lord North Street
15. Richard Fitzalan Howard, Fleming Family & Partners
16. Alexander Hoare, C.Hoare and Co
17. Tom Kalaris & Mark Kibblewhite, Barclays Wealth
18. Michael Kerr-Dineen, Cheviot
19. Crispin Latymer, Cazenove Capital
20. Perry Littleboy, Coutts & Co
21. Rupert Loewenstein, The Rupert Loewenstein Group
22. John Maitland, Baring Asset Management
23. Chris Mears & Mark McCombe, HSBC Private Bank
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I am at the start of divorce proceedings and am concerned about the tax implications. I have heard that you might have to pay capital gains tax on the assets you get as part of the divorce settlement - is this the case?
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It is a little-known part of the UK tax system but divorcing couples may indeed find themselves subject to capital gains tax. This can happen, for instance, if the marital home is sold as part of the divorce settlement or even in a situation where the home is given to one spouse under the settlement, with no money changing hands.
