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CG65200P · Reliefs: private residence relief: acquisition of, or expenditure on, a dwelling house for the purpose of realising a gain

  • CG65200 · Private residence relief: purpose of realising gain: introduction
  • CG65210 · Private residence relief: purpose of realising gain
  • CG65214 · Private residence relief: purpose of realising gain: trade
  • CG65220 · Private residence relief: purpose of realising gain: S517M ITA07
  • CG65230 · Private residence relief: purpose of realising gain: trading
  • CG65240 · Private residence relief: purpose of realising gain: application
  • CG65243 · Private residence relief: purpose of realising gain: expenditure
  • CG65246 · Private residence relief: realising gain: restriction
  • CG65251 · Private residence relief: realising gain: superior interest
  • CG65257 · Private residence relief: realising gain: acquisition of freehold
  • CG65265 · Private residence relief: realising gain: conversion into flats
  • CG65270 · Private residence relief: realising gain: conversion into flats - example 1
  • CG65271 · Private residence relief: realising gain: conversion into flats - example 2
  1. Reliefs: private residence relief: acquisition of, or expenditure on, a dwelling house for the purpose of realising a gain: contents
  2. Private residence relief: purpose of realising gain: application

CG65240 | Private residence relief: purpose of realising gain: application

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

TCGA92/S224 (3)

The second part of TCGA92/S224 (3) is more often applied than the first. It applies where there has been expenditure incurred after the beginning of the period of ownership and incurred wholly or partly for the purpose of realising a gain from the disposal of the dwelling house.

While the first part of Section 224(3) denies relief on the whole of the gain the second part is less restrictive. It only denies relief on the part of the gain attributable to the expenditure. The statute does not provide any method of computing that gain. The examples at CG65257, CG65270 and CG65271 illustrate how the computation should be carried out in appropriate circumstances.

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