CGT and Private Residency Relief after working abroad

Hello, I'm considering selling a property which was bought as my main residence, but before living in it I was working abroad for my company who paid for my rented accommodation and my house was rented out for a period.  Once returned to UK, I moved into it for 9 years, but then sent abroad again to work for 5 years in company funded accomoadation, so rented it out again.  Once returned to the UK, I lived in it a few days whilst renovating, but I also lived in a property I don't own so I could see my daughter who lives further away. So, question is, can I claim occupation or 'deemed occupation' and PRR for:- a) the first period of working abroad. b) the period of 9 years I lived in it as my only/main residence.  c) the second period of working abroad  This reference seems to indicate I can due to working abroad being the reason for it temporarily not being my home?  "CG65050 - Private residence relief: residence before/after period of absence" Sorry it's complicated,  but hence the reason for asking.  Please confirm and thanks for your help.

Hi,
Please refer to further guidance at HS283 Private Residence Relief (2024)
Thank you.

Hi, I've read the online info and there's many examples and cases that don't quite fit my scenario. So from a process point of view, if HMRC disagree my PRR calculation, do we have a discussion and agree a way forward or I get hit with a penalty immediately? Thanks.

Hi,
The declaration is yours. We may seek additional information from you and may disagree with your computation as a result. You can disagree with our decision and this could go to arbitration and ultimately court, where a judge would make an ruling.
Thank you.