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  • JGB1955
    JGB1955 Posts: 3,847 Forumite
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    edited 9 June 2024 at 11:23AM
    Nickyno said:
    So would the CGT be
    £131,000 (sale price) - £120,000 (probate net value) = £11,000 (capital gain)

    £11,000 less EA £1680 - solicitor £726= £8594 - £3000=£5594 ÷100 = £55.94 x 24

    CGT Payable   £1342.56


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  • Nickyno
    Nickyno Posts: 135 Forumite
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    Thankyou,  missed calculated.  So who would we pay the CTG to and when?
  • poseidon1
    poseidon1 Posts: 1,333 Forumite
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    Nickyno said:
    Thankyou,  missed calculated.  So who would we pay the CTG to and when?
    With all due respect to your efforts in this matter, I would suggest the beneficiaries in the first instance seek guidance on the CGT compliance matter from the solicitor handling the property sale.
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