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Register to vote Register by 18 June to vote in the General Election on 4 July.
Check a list of gilt-edged stocks and bonds charged on the National Loans Fund.
How and when you'll pay Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (SDRT) or Stamp Duty when you buy shares electronically or using a stock transfer form
When you buy shares, you usually pay a tax or duty of 0.5% on the…
You’ll pay Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (SDRT) if you buy shares electronically…
You must pay Stamp Duty on your shares if: you buy shares through a stock…
You pay Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (SDRT) or Stamp Duty at 1.5% if you…
Tax advantages on employee share schemes including Share Incentive Plans, Save As You Earn, Company Share Option Plans and Enterprise Management Incentives
Your employer may offer you company shares as a reward for working for…
This gives you the option to regularly save and buy shares. If you get…
This is a savings-related share scheme where you can buy shares with your…
This gives you the option to buy up to £60,000 worth of shares from 6…
A company can offer you Enterprise Management Incentives (EMIs) if it has…
To be an employee shareholder, you must own shares in your employer’s…
You can transfer up to £20,000 of employee shares into a stocks and shares…
The ‘gain’ is the profit you make when you sell shares that have increased…
Find out how the scheme works, including issuing shares and raising money and how to submit a compliance statement.
This collection presents the National Statistics on the stock owned and managed by PRPs in England
How to make a negligible value claim for unquoted shares, and how to check if shares previously quoted on the London Stock Exchange now have negligible value.
Buy your rented home through the Right to Shared Ownership scheme: who can apply, how to apply, costs, paying rent, buying more shares, repairing and selling your home.
Find out how the scheme works, including issuing shares and raising money, and how to submit your compliance statement.
Find out about tax reliefs available to individuals who invest in certain companies, social enterprises, or Venture Capital Trusts.
Find out about buying a home through shared ownership. Read about who can apply, costs, paying rent, buying more shares and repairing and selling your home.
Find out which stocks and shares you can purchase, make or hold in an investor's stocks and shares ISA.
Steps to help grow your business - finding finance, mentors, increasing sales and developing products and services
Information on how to apply for the Affordable Homes Programme 2021 to 2026.
Use this service if you are a heat supplier in the UK applying for the Energy Bills Discount Scheme heat network support.
Your right to buy your council home - including how to apply, who is eligible, discounts available and where to get help and advice.
Find out how to value stocks and shares of someone who has died. How you value them depends on whether they are 'listed' or 'unlisted'.
Find out the rules on investments using open market price rules and how you can charge for your services as an ISA manager.
How to claim Corporation Tax relief when your limited company donates money, land, property or shares to charity
Find out about the Direct Calculation VAT Retail Schemes 1 and 2, how they work and what records you must keep.
Guides councils in how to assess their housing needs.
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