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Capital Gains Manual

CG12300P · Introduction and computation: chargeable assets: options

  • CG12301 · Options: put option or call option
  • CG12310 · Options: taxation
  • CG12311 · Options: taxation: option to enter into non-sale transaction and options to both buy and sell
  • CG12312 · Options: grant of an option
  • CG12313 · Options: exercise of an option: grantor of the option
  • CG12314 · Options: exercise of an option: person exercising the option
  • CG12315 · Options: exercise of an option: indexation allowance
  • CG12317 · Options: exercise of an option: consequential adjustments
  • CG12320 · Options: cash-settled options
  • CG12321 · Options: cash-settled options: treatment of grantor
  • CG12322 · Options: cash-settled options: treatment of person exercising the option
  • CG12330 · Options: wasting assets: disposals
  • CG12340 · Options: abandonment of an option
  • CG12350 · Options: example: call option
  • CG12351 · Options: example: put option
  • CG12360 · Options: abandonment: assets to be used for trade purposes
  • CG12370 · Options: only or main residence
  • CG12380 · Options: option granted to connected person: loss on disposal
  • CG12390 · Options: forfeited deposit of purchase money
  • CG12395 · Options: market value rule
  • CG12396 · Options: market value rule: Mansworth v Jelley: options exercised before 10 April 2003
  • CG12397 · Options: market value rule: effect of TCGA92/144ZA: options exercised on or after 10 April 2003
  • CG12398 · Options: market value rule: examples: employment-related share options
  • CG12399 · Options: market value rule: examples: options other than employment-related share options
  1. Introduction and computation: chargeable assets: options: contents
  2. Options: only or main residence

CG12370 | Options: only or main residence

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

In law, the grant of an option over land in the UK creates, in the hands of the grantee, an immediate equitable interest in the land. Accordingly, the grant of an option over land in the UK is a disposal of an interest in that land. This analysis is not affected by the regime in Section 144 which provides special computational rules for dealing with options (see CG12312).

Where in exchange for consideration a person grants an option to purchase

  • all or part of a dwelling house which has been that persons only or main residence, or

  • any part of the garden or grounds of that residence which falls within the permitted area

private residence relief will be due, see CG64605.

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