My situation is;
Bought property 1 2004 for approx £200k
Lived in it until 2016 as main residence.
Moved to property 2 in 2016 and kept property 1 on a BTL mortgage (Valued at £300k for mortgage purposes)
Now looking to sell property 1 for £400k.
Is my capital gain £200k (Selling price minus original price)
or £100k (Selling price minus valuation when it became BTL).
I'm ignoring allowable costs and personal alowance for now, just trying to understand my starting point.
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CGT Help on sale of property
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Re: CGT Help on sale of property
Your gain is 200k. That gain is apportioned in months, between the period you lived in it, and the period you didn't, and you get the last 9 months chucked in for free. The 9 months + time lived in the house are tax free, the rest is not ( subject to your annual exempt amount ).
Have a look at Example 4 here - https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... lief-works
Have a look at Example 4 here - https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... lief-works
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