Gold has long been a popular investment in the UK, offering security during economic uncertainty and a reliable way to store wealth. But owning or selling gold also comes with important tax considerations that every UK taxpayer should understand. In this detailed 2025-26 guide, MTA (My Tax Accountant) explains the full tax implications of having gold in the UK, including how HMRC treats different types of gold, when tax becomes payable, and how to stay fully compliant.
Whether you hold physical gold bars, coins, jewellery, ETFs, digital gold, or gold-backed investments, the tax rules vary — and misunderstanding them can lead to incorrect filings or even unexpected tax bills. This video breaks down all the essential information in a simple and practical way for UK taxpayers in 2025-26.
In this complete gold taxation guide, MTA (My Tax Accountant) covers:
• How HMRC taxes gold in the 2025-26 tax year.
• Whether gold is considered a personal possession, investment asset, or trading stock.
• The difference between investment-grade gold and non-investment gold.
• When Capital Gains Tax (CGT) applies to profits from selling gold.
• Why certain UK coins such as Sovereigns and Britannias are CGT-exempt.
• How VAT applies to gold purchases and why some gold is VAT-free.
• Tax implications of buying and selling gold bullion, jewellery, or collectible coins.
• How gold ETFs and gold-backed securities are taxed compared to physical gold.
• How inheritance tax treats gold as part of your estate.
• Record-keeping requirements for gold investors in 2025-26.
• What UK taxpayers should consider before buying, selling, or gifting gold.
• Common mistakes people make when reporting gold-related profits to HMRC.
This 2025-26 guide is created specifically for UK taxpayers, investors, savers, and individuals who own or plan to invest in gold. It provides clear, practical advice to help you remain compliant, understand your obligations, and make informed financial decisions.
At MTA (My Tax Accountant), we help UK taxpayers navigate complex tax matters, including capital gains, investment reporting, inheritance tax, and HMRC compliance. Our team ensures that our clients understand the tax rules surrounding gold and other assets so they can avoid unexpected liabilities and plan ahead effectively.
For professional tax advice on gold investments or any other financial matters, contact MTA (My Tax Accountant) today:
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Disclaimer:
This video and description are provided by MTA (My Tax Accountant) for general informational purposes only and do not constitute financial, legal, or tax advice. All information reflects HMRC regulations and UK tax laws relevant for the 2025-26 tax year and may change over time. Viewers should seek personalised advice from a qualified professional before making investment or tax-related decisions. MTA (My Tax Accountant) accepts no liability for any financial loss or damage resulting from reliance on this content.
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