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Capital Gains Tax on Estates

harlequin55
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Does anyone know if the individual CGT allowances of an estates beneficiaries can be combined to offset any CGT that may have arisen during the estates Administrtatiion period?
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My understanding is that the Estate and the Beneficiaries are different entities, so you can't combine the two. You have to base the taxation on how the assets are held: if a house is being sold 'from the estate', then it's only the estate's CGT allowance which can be used.
And there are of course other issues which arise if you transfer a house to the beneficiaries before sale, and you may not be talking about a house at all.Signature removed for peace of mind0
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