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Capital Gains Manual

CG77560P · Chattels and other assets: found objects and treasure trove: gains arising from the disposal of found objects

  • CG77560 · Gains: disposal of found objects: chattels
  • CG77570 · Gains: disposal of found objects: treasure: rewards
  • CG77571 · Gains: disposal of found objects: treasure trove: object returned to finder
  • CG77590 · Gains: disposal of found objects: not treasure: owned by finder
  • CG77594 · Gains: disposal of found objects: not treasure: owned by landowner
  • CG77599 · Gains: disposal of found objects: not treasure: agreement between landowner/finder
  • CG77603 · Gains: disposal of found objects: not treasure: example of metal detecting agreement
  • CG77610 · Gains: disposal of found objects: not treasure: ownership not resolved
  • CG77640 · Gains: disposal of found objects: not treasure: example
  1. Chattels and other assets: found objects and treasure trove: gains arising from the disposal of found objects: contents
  2. Gains: disposal of found objects: treasure: rewards

CG77570 | Gains: disposal of found objects: treasure: rewards

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

If treasure is retained by the Crown ex gratia rewards may be paid, see CG77528. These have no tax consequences. The rewards are pure gifts of cash and are not chargeable to Capital Gains Tax.

Where treasure trove was retained by the Crown, a cash reward may have been paid to the finder. This too was a pure gift of cash not chargeable to Capital Gains Tax.

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