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Help! Capital gains tax, am I correct? Is it %10?
IdontknowwhereIam
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Is my working out correct please?
Sold a small workshop the day before the budget so it is classed as commercial I believe.
Transferred to me in 2019 for £80,000. Sold for £200,000
Gain = £120,000 - £1,824 selling fees = £118,176
Salary for April 2024 to March 2025 will be £44,200 - £12,570 personal allowance = £31,630
£118,176 - £3000 capital gain allowance = £115,176
£37,000 - £31,630 = £5,370 @ 10% = £537
£109,806 @ 20% = £21,961.20
Total tax= 22,498.20
Sold a small workshop the day before the budget so it is classed as commercial I believe.
Transferred to me in 2019 for £80,000. Sold for £200,000
Gain = £120,000 - £1,824 selling fees = £118,176
Salary for April 2024 to March 2025 will be £44,200 - £12,570 personal allowance = £31,630
£118,176 - £3000 capital gain allowance = £115,176
£37,000 - £31,630 = £5,370 @ 10% = £537
£109,806 @ 20% = £21,961.20
Total tax= 22,498.20
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Are you wishing to claim Business Asset Disposal relief where all of the gain would be liable at 10% regardless of other income?
https://www.gov.uk/business-asset-disposal-relief
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Thank you for mentioning this. I didn't run a business from it, it used to be rented out but has been empty since around 2018 and then when my dad died in 2019 it got transferred to me and I never rented it out, I was going to convert it into residential and got planning but I decided to sell it instead and never started any work.[Deleted User] said:Are you wishing to claim Business Asset Disposal relief where all of the gain would be liable at 10% regardless of other income?
https://www.gov.uk/business-asset-disposal-relief0 -
is 80k its 2019 market value given it was transferred from your father on death?IdontknowwhereIam said:
Thank you for mentioning this. I didn't run a business from it, it used to be rented out but has been empty since around 2018 and then when my dad died in 2019 it got transferred to me and I never rented it out, I was going to convert it into residential and got planning but I decided to sell it instead and never started any work.[Deleted User] said:Are you wishing to claim Business Asset Disposal relief where all of the gain would be liable at 10% regardless of other income?
https://www.gov.uk/business-asset-disposal-relief
was any IHT paid or is that value yet to be agreed by HMRC?0 -
All IHT due on my dads death have been paid. The value of 80k was part of a red book valuation by a qualified surveyor, the figures were sent to HMRC to see if they accepted them and they did.Bookworm105 said:
is 80k its 2019 market value given it was transferred from your father on death?IdontknowwhereIam said:
Thank you for mentioning this. I didn't run a business from it, it used to be rented out but has been empty since around 2018 and then when my dad died in 2019 it got transferred to me and I never rented it out, I was going to convert it into residential and got planning but I decided to sell it instead and never started any work.[Deleted User] said:Are you wishing to claim Business Asset Disposal relief where all of the gain would be liable at 10% regardless of other income?
https://www.gov.uk/business-asset-disposal-relief
was any IHT paid or is that value yet to be agreed by HMRC?
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In that case your calculation is pretty much spot on.IdontknowwhereIam said:
All IHT due on my dads death have been paid. The value of 80k was part of a red book valuation by a qualified surveyor, the figures were sent to HMRC to see if they accepted them and they did.Bookworm105 said:
is 80k its 2019 market value given it was transferred from your father on death?IdontknowwhereIam said:
Thank you for mentioning this. I didn't run a business from it, it used to be rented out but has been empty since around 2018 and then when my dad died in 2019 it got transferred to me and I never rented it out, I was going to convert it into residential and got planning but I decided to sell it instead and never started any work.[Deleted User] said:Are you wishing to claim Business Asset Disposal relief where all of the gain would be liable at 10% regardless of other income?
https://www.gov.uk/business-asset-disposal-relief
was any IHT paid or is that value yet to be agreed by HMRC?0 -
Your figure of £37,000 should be £37,700.1
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Indeed! Well spotted! Reduces bill by £70!Jeremy535897 said:Your figure of £37,000 should be £37,700.0
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