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CG64230P · Reliefs: private residence relief: identification of the dwelling-house

  • CG64230 · Private residence relief: identification of the dwelling-house: introduction
  • CG64236 · Private residence relief: the importance of identifying the entity of the dwelling house
  • CG64240 · Private residence relief: the entity of the dwelling-house: decided cases
  • CG64245 · Private residence relief: the entity of the dwelling-house: curtilage
  • CG64255 · Private residence relief: the entity of the dwelling-house: appurtenance
  • CG64260 · Private residence relief: the entity of the dwelling-house: other considerations when applying the curtilage test
  • CG64270 · Private residence relief: the entity of the dwelling-house: advice of Valuation Office
  • CG64290 · Private residence relief: the entity of the dwelling-house: urban dwelling houses and garages
  • CG64300 · Private residence relief: the entity of the dwelling house: dwelling-house is the whole building
  • CG64305 · Private residence relief: the entity of the dwelling house: dwelling-house in part of a building: flats
  • CG64309 · Private residence relief: the entity of the dwelling-house: dwelling house in part of a building: self contained units
  • CG64311 · Private residence relief: the entity of the dwelling-house: part of the building let
  • CG64320 · Private residence relief: the entity of the dwelling-house: building not a dwelling house
  • CG64325 · Private residence relief: the entity of the dwelling-house: caravans
  1. Reliefs: private residence relief: identification of the dwelling-house: contents
  2. Private residence relief: the entity of the dwelling-house: building not a dwelling house

CG64320 | Private residence relief: the entity of the dwelling-house: building not a dwelling house

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

In a small number of cases the owner may have a residence within a factory, purpose built hotel or other building that cannot be regarded as a dwelling-house. In such cases the rooms actually occupied as a residence should be regarded as a dwelling-house whether or not they are self-contained.

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