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CG65400P · Reliefs: private residence relief: private residence relief on the disposal of settled property

  • CG65400 · Private residence relief: settled property: introduction
  • CG65405 · Private residence relief: settled property: what is settled property?
  • CG65406 · Private residence relief: settled property: express trusts
  • CG65407 · Private residence relief: settled property: entitlement to occupy under the terms of an express trust
  • CG65410 · Private residence relief: settled property: express trusts for minor children
  • CG65415 · Private residence relief: settled property: implied trusts
  • CG65420 · Private residence relief: settled property: common intention constructive trusts: is there an express trust?
  • CG65421 · Private residence relief: settled property: common intention constructive trusts: presumption that beneficial ownership follows legal ownership
  • CG65422 · Private residence relief: settled property: common intention constructive trusts: basic conditions
  • CG65423 · Private residence relief: settled property: common intention constructive trusts: establishing common intention
  • CG65424 · Private residence relief: settled property: common intention constructive trusts: common intention must normally exist at the time the property was acquired
  • CG65425 · Private residence relief: settled property: common intention constructive trusts: look for evidence of an agreement before considering conduct
  • CG65426 · Private residence relief: settled property: common intention constructive trusts: common intention - practical issues
  • CG65427 · Private residence relief: settled property: common intention constructive trusts: detriment
  • CG65428 · Private residence relief: settled property: common intention constructive trusts: nature of interest
  • CG65429 · Constructive trusts: other types of constructive trust
  • CG65430 · Constructive trusts: relationship with proprietary estoppel
  • CG65440 · Private residence relief: rules for disposals made on or after 10 December 2003: trustees
  • CG65441 · Restriction of private residence relief: trustees: claim for gift hold-over relief made on or before claim for private residence relief
  • CG65442 · Restriction of private residence relief: trustees: claim for gift hold-over relief made after claim for private residence relief
  • CG65443 · Restriction of private residence relief: trustees: claim for gift hold-over relief is revoked
  • CG65444 · Restriction of private residence relief: trustees: transitional rules: FA2004 Sch22 Para 8
  • CG65445 · Private residence relief: settled property: disposals on or after 10 December 2003: property affected by claim for gift hold-over relief: example
  • CG65446 · Private residence relief: settled property: disposals on or after 10 December 2003: transitional provisions: example
  • CG65447 · Private residence relief: settled property: disposals on or after 10 December 2003: settlements for the maintenance of historic buildings - exception to the general rules
  • CG65450 · Private residence relief: settled property: notice by trustees
  • CG65451 · Private residence relief: settled property: religious communities
  • CG65460 · Private residence relief: personal representatives
  1. Reliefs: private residence relief: private residence relief on the disposal of settled property: contents
  2. Private residence relief: settled property: religious communities

CG65451 | Private residence relief: settled property: religious communities

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

TCGA92/S225

A gain accruing to a religious community on the disposal of a monastery, nunnery, or similar establishment may attract relief under TCGA92/S225. Such institutions are usually taxed as unincorporated associations. But in many cases the assets of the community are held on trust for its members.

If the trust is not a `bare trust’, see CG34300+, the assets of the community will be settled property. In these circumstances the monastery, nunnery or similar institution occupied as the only or main residence of the community members will qualify for relief under TCGA92/S225. The members of the community should be regarded as entitled to occupy under the terms of the settlement. The extent of the garden or grounds which can qualify for relief is considered at CG64850.

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