UK share portfolio tracker
Track your UK investments with section 104 pool handling, ISA and GIA separation, and capital gains reports for Self Assessment.
- Section 104 pool maintenance automatically
- 30-day rule for CGT matching
- ISA and GIA tracked as separate portfolios
- Dividend income with allowance tracking
- Import from UK brokers via CSV
Everything you need
UK-specific tax rules
Section 104 pool, same-day rule, and 30-day rule all handled automatically when you record transactions.
ISA vs GIA
Keep your tax-free ISA activity separate from your taxable General Investment Account for accurate reporting.
CGT reports
Generate capital gains reports for Self Assessment with the annual exempt amount applied and disposals listed correctly.
Multi-broker
Consolidate across Hargreaves Lansdown, AJ Bell, Interactive Investor, Freetrade, Trading 212, and others via CSV import.
How it works
Create UK portfolios
Set up separate portfolios for your ISA and GIA. Import transactions from each of your UK brokers.
Track across the year
The section 104 pool updates with each buy and sell. Same-day and 30-day matching applies to sales with losses.
Generate reports
At the end of the UK tax year (5 April), generate CGT and dividend reports for Self Assessment.
Why track UK shares with TrackMyShares?
- UK CGT rules including section 104, same-day, and 30-day
- ISA contribution tracking
- Dividend allowance visibility
- Multi-broker consolidation
- Support for GIA and ISA separately
Frequently asked questions
- Does TrackMyShares handle section 104?
- Yes. Every buy adds to the pool; every sell reduces the pool proportionally. Same-day and 30-day rule matching applies first.
- Can I track my ISA separately?
- Yes. Set up a dedicated ISA portfolio. Activity inside is tax-exempt and doesn't flow into your taxable CGT or dividend reports.
- Which UK brokers can I import from?
- Most major UK brokers export CSV transaction history that we can import, including Hargreaves Lansdown, AJ Bell, Interactive Investor, Freetrade, Trading 212, and others.
- What about SIPP?
- Track your SIPP as a separate portfolio. Growth within the SIPP is tax-deferred; tracking is useful for investment visibility even though the tax treatment differs.
- Do I need Self Assessment?
- You need Self Assessment if your dividend or capital gains income exceeds certain thresholds. Check GOV.UK for the current rules applicable to your situation.
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