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    Special capital gains tax rule for transfers of assets between spouses
    Jane Wu LLB ACA
    • 2 min

    Special capital gains tax rule for transfers of assets between spouses

    Although married couples and civil partners are assessed individually for capital gains tax purposes and each has their own annual exempt amount, a special rule allows them to transfer assets between them at a value that gives rise to neither a loss nor a gain. This can be very useful from a tax planning perspective. The special rule applies only where the spouses or civil partners are living together or, where they separate, until the end of the tax year of separation. Opera
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    Selling a second home or investment property?
    Jane Wu LLB ACA
    • 3 min

    Selling a second home or investment property?

    You only have 30 days to report and pay any tax Thinking of selling a second home or investment property? You have to move fast to report the gain and pay the tax Unlike a gain on the sale of a main residence, which qualifies for private residence relief (as long as the associated conditions are met), any gain that arises on the sale of a second home or an investment property (such as a buy-to-let property) will be liable to capital gains tax. Since 6 April 2020, different ru
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