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Capital Gains Manual

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: realising gain: restriction

CG65246 | Private residence relief: realising gain: restriction

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

The second part of Section 224(3) denies relief on the part of a gain which is attributable to particular expenditure. In practice this means a comparison between the gain which accrues and the gain which would have accrued without that expenditure. To make this comparison you will usually need advice from the Valuation Office. This advice should be obtained using form CG20, see CG74320+, with a covering memo explaining the purpose for which the advice is needed.

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