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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: contemplative religious communities

CG64850 | Private residence relief: permitted area: contemplative religious communities

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

A gain accruing to a religious community on the disposal of a monastery, nunnery or similar establishment may attract relief under s225 TCGA92, see CG65451. In such cases the permitted area should be taken to include:

  • all amenity land used by the community, and

  • cultivated land used by the community members to produce their own food, etc.

However, the permitted area should not include land used to produce food, etc which is sold, nor any land which is let or completely unused.

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