13-Which one of the following is the tax rate for gains on disposal of any assets other than residential property falling under the lower tax rate band for the tax year 2019/20 as per UK tax laws? a. 20% b. 18% c. 10% d. 28%

13-Which one of the following is the tax rate for gains on disposal of any assets other than residential property falling under the lower tax rate band for the tax year 2019/20 as per UK tax laws? a. 20% b. 18% c. 10% d. 28%

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