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Aside from property, the next most valuable assets requiring a valuation for probate will often be jewellery and coin collections - often investment coins, such as gold Sovereigns, Britannias and coins that have a numismatic value.

Most people buy gold or silver bullion as an investment, so it makes sense to minimise any outlay that will reduce your potential profit. One such expense is VAT (Value Added Tax), so this article explains whether it’s charged on gold and silver bullion, what affects their VAT liability and how it might impact you as an investor in gold and silver.

For centuries, gold has been associated with wealth and security, and the reasons for this are as valid today as they were back in the mists of time. Gold is a rare and precious commodity, and around the world financial advisors will recommend you invest in gold bullion.

Let’s say you’ve diligently researched your investment strategy and decided investing in gold bullion should play a part in your portfolio. Naturally you want to achieve the best possible return when you decide to sell, so you need to take tax into account. Will your profits be hit by having to pay Capital Gains Tax (CGT)?

Purchasing gold or silver bullion is a worthwhile and rewarding investment. But if you trying to decide whether to buy gold or silver bars or coins, which will be the best choice for you?

The gold bar is instantly recognised worldwide as a symbol of wealth, status and security. For those with the wherewithal to invest in gold bullion, it may seem an automatic choice for their investment. But pause a moment – because buying gold coins instead may suit your purpose better.