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The capital gains tax (CGT) principal private residence (PPR) relief exemption is a very valuable tax relief. But if your situation is in any way out of the ordinary, you can end up losing the benefit.
Alan Pink highlights possible dangers of losing a valuable capital gains tax relief, and how to avoid them.
For any landlords who rent out properties in which they previously lived, the November 2018 Budget will, most likely, have inspired some concern as to whether they should consider disposing of their property sooner rather than later.
Iain Rankin discusses how the forthcoming changes to capital gains tax lettings relief and principal private residence relief could affect those selling their properties after 5 April 2020.
The rent-a-room scheme was introduced in a bid to increase the supply of cheaper private rented accommodation by providing income tax breaks for those who let out a furnished room in their own home.
Sarah Bradford explores the income tax and capital gains tax implications of letting out a room in an owner’s own home.
An individual might occupy a dwelling for only a short period before selling it. They will normally hope to be entitled to principal private residence (PPR) relief for capital gains tax purposes in respect of a gain on disposal.
Mark McLaughlin highlights a case where evidence of an intention to occupy a property as a main residence was helpful to the taxpayer.
Lee Sharpe looks at the ‘pros’ and ‘cons’ of incorporating a property letting business.
Sarah Bradford explains how rental income is taxed where property is owned jointly.
Lee Sharpe looks at the latest developments in respect of making tax digital for landlords.
Mark McLaughlin highlights an important factor in the availability of capital gains tax principal private residence relief on the disposal of a dwelling.
Lee Sharpe looks at how rental income can be shared out – and points out some traps to be aware of.
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