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cgt on house sale?
nadnad
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sorry to be dense but we're selling our home - its been our house for 4 years, we should make maybe £100k from the sale, most of which will eventually be put back into our new build. do you pay cgt on profit from the sale of your home?
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assuming it is your principal residence (or only residence) (i.e. you lived there and didn't rent it out) then no there is no tax to pay.0
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