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Capital Gains Manual

CG67030P · Reliefs: gifts and Capital Gains Tax: relief for gifts subject to Inheritance Tax

  • CG67030 · Relief for Gifts Subject to Inheritance Tax: Introduction
  • CG67031 · Relief for Gifts Subject to Inheritance Tax: The Donor
  • CG67032 · Relief for Gifts Subject to Inheritance Tax: The Donee
  • CG67033 · Relief for Gifts Subject to Inheritance Tax: Qualifying Disposals
  • CG67034 · Relief for Gifts Subject to Inheritance Tax: Computation
  • CG67035 · Relief for Gifts Subject to Inheritance Tax: Valuation and Claims
  1. Reliefs: gifts and Capital Gains Tax: relief for gifts subject to Inheritance Tax: contents
  2. Relief for Gifts Subject to Inheritance Tax: Valuation and Claims

CG67035 | Relief for Gifts Subject to Inheritance Tax: Valuation and Claims

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

Valuation

In order to calculate both the held-over gain and, where applicable, the chargeable gain arising on the gift, the market value of the asset at the date of disposal will need to be ascertained.

For guidance on obtaining valuations and when these can be deferred, see CG66890 and CG66891.

Claims

Hold-over relief on gifts subject to Inheritance Tax must be claimed using form HS295. Further detail on this and the applicable time limits is at CG66889.

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