Which of the following assets is NOT subject to capital gains tax? Select one: Shares acquired in October 1985 and sold for profit in 2020 Rare coin acquired for $550 and sold for $1,000 Sale of the tax payer's main residence All of the options will attract CGT Canoe acquired for $12,000 and sold for $15,000

Which of the following assets is NOT subject to capital gains tax? Select one: Shares acquired in October 1985 and sold for profit in 2020 Rare coin acquired for $550 and sold for $1,000 Sale of the tax payer's main residence All of the options will attract CGT Canoe acquired for $12,000 and sold for $15,000

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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