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A new report that calculates your net taxable income from gilt interest for any UK tax year - automatically summing coupon payments and accrued interest received, deducting accrued interest paid on purchases, and giving you a single figure ready for your tax return.

Gilt interest is taxed as savings income and paid gross, so declaring it is on you. Capital gains, though, are exempt from CGT entirely. This guide covers the personal savings allowance, why that exemption makes low-coupon gilts efficient for higher-rate taxpayers, and when an ISA or SIPP is worth using.

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When it comes to purchasing gilts options are slightly more limited than for stocks. This comprehensive guide unravels everything you need to know about acquiring Gilts in the UK, from exploring the two main purchasing methods to choosing the perfect stockbroker or platform for your needs.

A gilt is a loan to the British government: regular interest, and your capital back on a set date. This guide covers what you actually own, the difference between conventional and index-linked gilts, where to buy them, and why gilt prices fall when interest rates rise.