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Capital Gains Manual

CG30700P · Death and Personal Representatives: Period of administration and ascertainment of residue

  • CG30700 · Personal representatives: period of administration
  • CG30710 · Personal representatives: extended period of administration
  • CG30720 · Personal representatives: confusion over terminology
  • CG30730 · Personal representatives: acquire at market value
  • CG30750 · Personal representatives: sales: before residue is ascertained
  • CG30760 · Personal representatives: sales: legatee only holds a chose in action
  • CG30770 · Personal representatives: transfers to legatees: no chargeable gain
  • CG30780 · Personal representatives: necessary to establish if residue ascertained
  • CG30781 · Personal representatives: residue: early date
  • CG30790 · Personal representatives: residue: late date
  • CG30800 · Personal representatives: how residue is ascertained
  • CG30810 · Personal representatives: residue: providing funds
  • CG30820 · Personal representatives: residue: executor’s year
  1. Death and Personal Representatives: Period of administration and ascertainment of residue: contents
  2. Death and Personal Representatives: Period of administration and ascertainment of residue: Personal representatives: necessary to establish if residue ascertained

CG30780 | Death and Personal Representatives: Period of administration and ascertainment of residue: Personal representatives: necessary to establish if residue ascertained

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

There are a number of circumstances where it is important to establish whether residue has been ascertained, see CG30700, because it significantly affects the amount of Capital Gains Tax payable. Depending on the circumstances, the personal representatives and legatees may be arguing for residue having been ascertained at an early date or, less commonly, at a late date.

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