Fleagle

I'm looking to sell my buy to let and just wanted to check that for CGT I have everything covered. The figs I have used are just for ease of calculation. For PRR – As I lived it as my main residence for 26 months (plus 9 months allowed) and I’ve owned it for 350 months PRR = (84500/350) x 35 = £8,691 Selling Price £125,000 Allowable Expenses Selling costs – Estate Agent £1,500 Solicitor - £500 Buying costs – Purchase price £35,000 Solicitor £500 Capital gains = £87,500 - £3,000 exemption CGT for tax = £84,500 – PRR £8,691 = £75,809 to be taxed at 24% Do these calculations look right specially around the PRR or does the PRR get taken into account elsewhere i.e. in the tax return?