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CG64350P · Reliefs: private residence relief: identification of garden or grounds

  • CG64350 · Private residence relief: garden and grounds: introduction
  • CG64355 · Private residence relief: garden and grounds: the role of the Valuation Office
  • CG64360 · Private residence relief: garden and grounds: definitions
  • CG64367 · Private residence relief: garden and grounds: land physically separated
  • CG64377 · Private residence relief: garden and grounds: date of sale test: Varty v Lynes
  • CG64381 · Private residence relief: garden and grounds: Varty v Lynes: not resident at date of disposal
  • CG64385 · Private residence relief: garden and grounds: land disposed between contract and conveyance
  • CG64388 · Private residence relief: garden and grounds: ownership
  • CG64390 · Private residence relief: garden and grounds: ownership: differing interests in dwelling-house and land
  • CG64391 · Private residence relief: garden and grounds: caravans and boats
  1. Reliefs: private residence relief: identification of garden or grounds: contents
  2. Private residence relief: garden and grounds: the role of the Valuation Office

CG64355 | Private residence relief: garden and grounds: the role of the Valuation Office

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

Although the Valuation Office (VO) may be able to provide you with some information about how the land owned with a residence is used, the question of whether the land can be regarded as occupied with the residence as its garden and grounds is a matter for you to consider.

The role of the VO is not to answer the question of whether land is the garden and grounds of the residence. Their role is to determine the extent of the permitted area of the garden and grounds in cases where it is claimed that the permitted area is an area greater than half a hectare.

Therefore if you have a case where you are content that the garden and grounds exceed half a hectare (see CG64815+) and a claim is made that an area within this which is greater than half a hectare qualifies for relief, you should seek the assistance of the VO. Guidance setting out how the case should be referred to the VO is at CG64860.

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