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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: ownership: differing interests in dwelling-house and land

CG64390 | Private residence relief: garden and grounds: ownership: differing interests in dwelling-house and land

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

It may also be the case that the interest which a person has in some or all of the land is not the same as the interest that they have in the dwelling-house. For example, a person may own the freehold of the dwelling-house and a 20 year lease on a neighbouring plot of land which is used as part of the grounds of the house.

If the other conditions for relief are fulfilled, relief will be available on a disposal of the land.

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