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A qualified finance professional checks every rate, threshold and rule on your page against current law and official sources. Accepted changes are logged, and readers see who reviewed it and when.

moneywise.example/tax/capital-gains
Capital gains tax: what you owe when you sell

When you sell shares or property for more than you paid, the profit may be taxed. Every individual has a tax-free allowance of £6,000 a year1.

Basic-rate taxpayers pay 10% on gains from shares2, and higher-rate taxpayers pay 20%.

You must report and pay within 60 days3 of selling a UK residential property.

Reviewer notes · Lena Kovač, CFA, tax specialist
1Out of date: majorThe annual exempt amount is £3,000 from April 2024. Source: HMRC, CGT rates and allowances.
2Rates changed: majorShare gains are 18% / 24% from 30 Oct 2024. Source: Autumn Budget 2024.
3Monitoring: confirmedAccurate as written.
Illustrative page and review. Figures shown for UK rules.
Who reviews your pages

Qualified professionals, matched to the topic and the country

Credentials are verified before anyone can review, and every review is tied to a public profile.

Chartered accountantsACA, ACCA, CPA
Chartered financial analystsCFA charterholders
Tax advisersCTA, enrolled agents
Financial plannersCFP, chartered planners
✓Checked against official sourcesEvery rate, threshold and deadline against the regulator or tax authority for that country, source recorded.
✓You stay in controlEach suggested change comes with its reason. You accept or decline each one.
✓Readers see the resultThe attribution block names the reviewer and date; the correction log shows what changed.
JWJ. WhitfieldCredentials verifiedChartered tax adviser (CTA) · UK
Reviews
Personal tax, capital gains, pensions
Jurisdiction
United Kingdom
Accepted reviews
41 · 98% accepted
Last review
18 Jun 2026 · moneywise.example
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Why it matters

Finance figures go out of date every year, and readers act on them

A page that was right in January can be wrong by April, and a record tells the reader when.

One page, one year: capital gains allowancemoneywise.example/tax/capital-gains · illustrative
JanPage publishedAllowance correct: £6,000
MarBudgetAllowance cut announced
6 AprNew tax yearAllowance now £3,000: page is wrong
JunReviewed on CitePepCorrected, reviewer and date shown
For about two months, every reader saw an allowance twice the real one.
Readers make real decisionsSelling shares, taking a loan or choosing a pension. An outdated allowance can mean an unexpected tax bill.
Search treats it as YMYLFinance pages are held to a higher standard. Named, verifiable review is one of the clearest signals.
Regulators look closelyPromotions and comparisons can attract scrutiny. A logged review trail shows the care you took.
Trust goes faster than it comesOne visibly wrong figure makes readers doubt the page, and the rest of the site.
What you get for each page
A line-by-line review of every rate, threshold, deadline and product claim
Sources recorded for each figure: tax authority, regulator, official tables
Suggested wording for anything wrong, with the reason
A named reviewer and review date in the attribution block on the page
A public correction log readers and partners can inspect
Re-review reminders when rates or rules change, such as each tax year
Pricing
Per reviewed page
Fixed quote before any work begins. The reviewer receives most of the fee. No subscription, no long commitment.
Timeline
Quote in 1 working day
Most reviews are delivered within a week of accepting the quote.
Coverage
Tax · investing · pensions · loans & mortgages · insurance · banking · crypto
What the professional checks

Every number and rule a reader might act on

The reviewer checks each figure against the official source for your readers’ country, and notes the date it applies to.

WhatHow it is checkedExample
Rates and allowancesAgainst the current official table for that tax yearCapital gains allowance: £3,000 (2026/27)
Deadlines and datesAgainst the tax authority or regulator calendarSelf-assessment deadline: 31 January
Eligibility rulesWho qualifies, and the exceptions that are often missedISA: UK resident, aged 18+
Product factsFees, rates and terms against the provider’s own documentsAnnual fee, APR, early-exit charges
Worked examplesEvery calculation is recomputed from scratch“£20,000 at 4% for 5 years”
Risk and warningsRequired warnings present and accurate for the product type“Capital at risk” on investments

Questions about finance review

The short answer first, then the detail.
Scope
Which countries do you cover?Wherever we have verified professionals for that tax system

Today that includes the UK, US, EU member states, Canada and Australia. The reviewer states which country’s rules they checked against, and flags anything that differs elsewhere.

Do you check product comparisons?Yes, the facts, not the ranking

We check that rates, fees and features are correct and current. How you rank products is your editorial choice, but the reviewer will flag anything that could mislead a reader.

The reviewer
Who are the reviewers?Chartered accountants, tax advisers, CFAs and financial planners

Each is checked against their professional body’s register, for example ICAEW, CIOT or the CFA Institute, and matched to the topic and country of your page.

Can they be anonymous?No

Readers need to see who checked the numbers. The reviewer agrees to be named before accepting the work.

After the review
How do re-review reminders work?We track the rules each page relies on

When a budget, tax year or regulator changes a figure your page uses, we tell you which pages are affected and offer a re-review of just those figures.

What does it cost?A fixed quote per page, before any work

Most finance pages are quoted within one working day. Re-reviews of a few changed figures cost less than a full review.

More questions?A named person replies within one working day.Ask a question →

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