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dilann

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    Batfleck

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    ලක්ෂ 60 ට අරන් අවුරුදු පහක් පැදලා ලක්ෂ 50 කට දුන්නත් පාඩු නැහැනෙ.
    Second hand value eka depend wenawa machan duwala tiyena milage eka, car eke year eka, condition eka wage dewal ekka. Muu gaththa eka nam 5 years waladi £10000+ denna puluwan hodata use kaloth.
     
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    vishamacharya

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    This will give you an idea of expenses in the UK.

    Annual gross salary - £37,500 (UK average salary)
    PAYE tax deducted from the pay - £5,000
    National Insurance deducted from the pay - £2,000

    Net salary - £30,500 approx

    A person who earns an average salary in the UK gets around £2,500 as take home pay every month.

    Thats roughly LKR 925,000

    From this money, you have to pay:

    Council tax - £2,000 approx (varies according to property and location)
    TV License - £170

    Other compulsory expenses - rent/mortgage, road tax, car insurance, transport
     

    gnilukshi

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    virantha

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    ලක්ෂ 60 ට අරන් අවුරුදු පහක් පැදලා ලක්ෂ 50 කට දුන්නත් පාඩු නැහැනෙ.
    lankawe wage 2nd hand value naha ehe, loku loss. awrudu 5k paddama oka laksha 30 wage watinne.
     
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    alanwake

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    කවුද ඔය බොරු කියන්නෙ cfd tax free නෙමෙයි
    For casual traders, any gains from CFD trading are generally not subject to Capital Gains Tax, provided it is not a professional activity. However, if your total gains from all assets exceed the annual exempt amount (currently £6,000 for the 2023/24 tax year), you may still need to report those gains to HMRC.
    Nobody with a sane mind in UK will open a regular CFD account for trading. Yes CFDs are 100% tax free but you have to open a different account type called ‘Spread Betting’. It’s pretty much the same thing except it’s not regulated like the other account types.
     
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    handley

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    Nobody with a sane mind in UK will open a regular CFD account for trading. Yes CFDs are 100% tax free but you have to open a different account type called ‘Spread Betting’. It’s pretty much the same thing except it’s not regulated like the other account types.
    Yes that’s what im talking about IG has spread betting accounts