HMRC Admin 18 Response
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RE: Capital gain tax liability on sell of foreign inherited family home
Hi,
Yes you will need to report any gain for your share of the property. See link below:
Capital Gains Tax: what you pay it on, rates and allowances
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RE: EURO RATES OF EXCHANGE TO USE FOR FOREIGN CGT
Hi,
As you bought the funds in advance you will use the rate you bought them at.
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RE: Form SA108 - Capital Gain Tax on residential property
Hi,
Please refer to guidance at:
Capital Gains Tax summary notes
You will use the exchange rates for the tax year of purchase and for sale.
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RE: Costs of exchange rate and commission & same day stock options
Hi,
Please refer to guidance at:
HS284 Shares and Capital Gains Tax (2024) Updated 6 April 2024
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RE: Consolidated Tax Voucher not Available
Hi,
You can provide a copy of the statement.
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RE: Capital Gains Second home in France Sale
Hi,
You will include this in your tax return. Your husband can use the real time service to report his share:
Report and pay your Capital Gains Tax
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RE: Capital gains and savings tax
Hi,
No the shares sold will be taxed as capital gains only. The dividends prior to sale of the shares count as other income when working out your tax rates.
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RE: CGT Allowable Costs on Inherited Property
Hi,
Only the improvement costs are allowable against any CGT.
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RE: CGT on sale of rental property with deed of assignmen
Hi,
As you have amended the beneficial interest, both need to declare your share of any income/expenses and this includes any capital gain.
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RE: Grandparents House sold old and new probate / valuations
Hi,
A new valuation would need to be done based on the November 2023 date to then see if any gain arises.
Thank you.