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Capital gains tax? #confused

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Blueeyes91 · 29/08/2024 12:44

Good afternoon all,

So I’ve gotten myself all confused and hope that someone can dumb it down for me before a solicitor charges me for it.

My ex and I bought a flat in 2016. In 2021 we split up and he refused to move out forcing myself and our daughter to rent a property.

Since 2021 he’s lived in our home. And after many a battling argument he’s finally buying me out (3 years later).

We bought the flat for £200k. Each putting £10k in for a deposit (so total £20k).

He’s buying me out for £25k.

As I’ve been living elsewhere (renting). Will I need to pay CGT because I’ve not been living at the flat?

OP posts:
MidLifeCrisis007 · 29/08/2024 21:03

Fag packet sums...

So your gain is £15k and you lived in it for 5 of the 8 years so you will be entitled to PPR relief for that period (Principal Private Residence relief). So the taxable gain is 3/8 x £15k less £3k CGT allowance = £2,625. That will be taxed at 18% if a basic rate tax payer or 24% if a higher rate tax payer.

MidLifeCrisis007 · 02/09/2024 10:05

Let me know if you need more info OP. You'll need to report and pay the CGT within 60 days of completion of conveyance of the property.

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