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Official guidance
Capital Gains Manual

CG70800P · Land: leases: granting of a lease: introduction

  • CG70800 · Leases: granting of a lease: introduction
  • CG70820 · Leases: granting of a lease: premiums
  • CG70822 · Leases: granting of a lease: no premium paid on grant of lease
  • CG70825 · Leases: granting of a lease: transactions not at arm's length or between connected persons: imputed premiums
  • CG70830 · Leases: granting of a lease: reverse premiums
  • CG70840 · Leases: granting of a lease: capital improvements by tenant
  1. Land: leases: granting of a lease: introduction: contents
  2. Leases: granting of a lease: no premium paid on grant of lease

CG70822 | Leases: granting of a lease: no premium paid on grant of lease

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

If no premium is paid on the grant of a lease, and provided that the grant of the lease was an arm’s length transaction, no chargeable gain will accrue.

However, if the landlord has incurred any expenditure allowable under TCGA92/S38 (1)(c) (incidental costs of disposal), see CG15250, in granting the lease, a capital loss equal to the amount of that expenditure will accrue.

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