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We're thinking of selling our house and moving to Ireland. We expect to make 100k profit on our house from when we bought it. Will we have to pay capital gains tax on the profit? We will be using the profit to finance a new home in Ireland? Thanks, John |
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writes We're thinking of selling our house and moving to Ireland. We expect to make 100k profit on our house from when we bought it. Will we have to pay capital gains tax on the profit? We will be using the profit to finance a new home in Ireland? As far as I know, profit from the sale of your primary residence is exempt from CGT, only if you have a second home to sell do you get clobbered. -- Andrew Sinclair http://www.smellycat.org |
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On Sat, 08 Jul 2006 10:27:22 GMT, "." wrote:
wrote: Hi, We're thinking of selling our house and moving to Ireland. We expect to make 100k profit on our house from when we bought it. Will we have to pay capital gains tax on the profit? We will be using the profit to finance a new home in Ireland? Thanks, John if it's your main residence, no. if it's your main residence and you've lived there less than 12 months, yes. Also if you've ever rented it out for more than 3 years, yes. |
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marvelus wrote:
On Sat, 08 Jul 2006 10:27:22 GMT, "." wrote: wrote: Hi, We're thinking of selling our house and moving to Ireland. We expect to make 100k profit on our house from when we bought it. Will we have to pay capital gains tax on the profit? We will be using the profit to finance a new home in Ireland? Thanks, John if it's your main residence, no. if it's your main residence and you've lived there less than 12 months, yes. Also if you've ever rented it out for more than 3 years, yes. Unless it was to a relative. IIRC those who bought their parents' council flats under the right to buy scheme had relief or exemption from CGT if the parent(s) stayed on as tenants. |
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On Sun, 09 Jul 2006 11:02:43 GMT, Stuart Noble
wrote: marvelus wrote: On Sat, 08 Jul 2006 10:27:22 GMT, "." wrote: wrote: Hi, We're thinking of selling our house and moving to Ireland. We expect to make 100k profit on our house from when we bought it. Will we have to pay capital gains tax on the profit? We will be using the profit to finance a new home in Ireland? Thanks, John if it's your main residence, no. if it's your main residence and you've lived there less than 12 months, yes. Also if you've ever rented it out for more than 3 years, yes. Unless it was to a relative. IIRC those who bought their parents' council flats under the right to buy scheme had relief or exemption from CGT if the parent(s) stayed on as tenants. Quite. But actualy I think I should have said that if it wasnt your main residence for more than 3 years. You could have rented it out or left it empty for 3 years to get hit. |
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