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CG64800P · Reliefs: private residence relief: the permitted area of garden or grounds

  • CG64800 · Private residence relief: permitted area: introduction
  • CG64803 · Private residence relief: permitted area: procedures
  • CG64807 · Private residence relief: permitted area: identifying risks
  • CG64815 · Private residence relief: permitted area: area automatically relieved
  • CG64818 · Private residence relief: permitted area: larger area of garden and grounds
  • CG64819 · Private residence relief: permitted area: case law
  • CG64821 · Private residence relief: permitted area: preliminary decisions
  • CG64827 · Private residence relief: permitted area: location of the permitted area
  • CG64829 · Private residence relief: permitted area: more than one disposal
  • CG64832 · Private residence relief: permitted area: land not required for the reasonable enjoyment of the dwelling-house as a residence
  • CG64850 · Private residence relief: permitted area: contemplative religious communities
  • CG64860 · Private residence relief: permitted area: Valuation Office (VO)
  • CG64865 · Private residence relief: permitted area: action taken by the Valuation Office (VO)
  • CG64868 · Private residence relief: permitted area: Report from Valuation Office (VO)
  • CG64875 · Private residence relief: permitted area: no agreement
  • CG64878 · Private residence relief: permitted area: no agreement: report to Capital Gains Technical Group
  • CG64882 · Private residence relief: permitted area: no agreement: Tribunal hearing
  • CG64895 · Private residence relief: permitted area: jurisdiction for valuations
  • CG64899 · Private residence relief: permitted area: jurisdiction for apportionments
  1. Reliefs: private residence relief: the permitted area of garden or grounds: contents
  2. Private residence relief: permitted area: introduction

CG64800 | Private residence relief: permitted area: introduction

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

The area of garden and grounds of a person’s residence that qualifies for relief is referred to in the legislation as the permitted area. The permitted area includes the site of the dwelling-house. S222(2) TCGA92 defines the permitted area as 0.5 hectares.

If the garden and grounds of the residence, including the site of the dwelling-house, do not exceed the permitted area then relief is automatically due for that whole area.

If the garden and grounds, including the site of the dwelling-house, exceed the permitted area then relief may be available for a larger area if that larger area can fulfil a stringent statutory test which is explained at CG64818.

The legislation provides tests to determine:

  • the extent of the permitted area at S222(3) TCGA92, and

  • the location of the permitted area at S222(4) TCGA92

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