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What you need to do. How you report and pay your Capital Gains Tax depends whether you sold: a residential property in the UK on or after 6 April 2020. something else that’s increased in value ...
- Ways to Pay
You’ll need your 14-character Capital Gains payment...
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- Tax When You Sell Property
Capital Gains Tax when you sell a property that's not your...
- If You Have Other Capital Gains to Report
If your capital gain is not from a UK residential property...
- Capital Gains Tax
Capital Gains Tax is a tax on the profit when you sell (or...
- Tax When You Sell Your Home
Relief from Capital Gains Tax (CGT) when you sell your home...
- Ways to Pay
- Introduction
- What Are The Rules?
- Guidance from HMRC
- Can Agents Report on Behalf of Clients?
- Authorising The Agent - The Digital Handshake – A Step by Step Guide
- Reporting Without An Agent
- How to Amend Returns
- Interaction with Self-Assessment
- Overpayments
- Reporting For Trusts
Since its launch in April 2020, we have received feedback from members concerned about how to tackle the UK Property Reporting Service(also known as the CGT on UK Property Service) designed to report CGT arising on the disposal of UK residential property on or after 6 April 2020. This note is intended to set out as much as we have learned about the...
Since 6 April 2020, any UK resident disposing of a UK residential property who has CGT to pay, must calculate, report and pay their CGT within a short period of time following completion of the property sale. Initially the period was 30 days, but at the Autumn Budget 2021 this period was increased to 60 days for completion dates on or after 27 Octo...
On 16 December 2021, HMRC published guidance on the new service in an appendix to their Capital Gains Tax Manual, and further pages were added on 10 January 2022. Ad hoc revisions have occurred since. The pages were reformatted in June 2022 but no substantial additions were made at that time. This guidance primarily focuses on the rules as they aff...
Yes. Agents can make a report on behalf of their clients, but they must be authorised specifically for this service. Any existing 64-8 or other authorisation is not sufficient to allow an agent to access the online service. The new service is digital and agents and their clients are expected to carry out a digital handshaketo confirm to HMRC that t...
Guidance on the authorisation process is available on GOV.UK. The process assumes that the agent will have already set up an Agent Services Account (ASA). In addition, the client needs a new Capital Gains Tax on UK Property account. With added commentary, the steps are as follows: Step 1: The client creates a Capital Gains Tax on UK Property Accoun...
Taxpayers can report their gains without an agent if they wish. To do this, they would need to set up their Property Account as described in Step 1 above. Where an unrepresented taxpayer is digitally excluded, they can use the the interactive form to complete a form online which can be printed/posted, request a paper return from HMRC, or opt to com...
Amendments can only be made in specific circumstances (see paragraph 15 of Schedule 2 of Finance Act 2019) . These include if: 1. the estimate of the individual's income changes so the rate of CGT which applies is changed 2. the value of any figure which has been estimated or apportioned becomes known 3. it becomes reasonable to conclude that a rel...
The SA108 pages of the self-assessment return include additional boxes - Boxes 9 and 10 - in the residential property section to allow the inclusion of in-year reports in the final self-assessment position for the taxpayer. In general, UK resident taxpayers should report the total of any disposals of UK residential property in box 9 and the total t...
Where the final CGT figure is higher than that demanded on the property return, the self-assessment computation should include the extra tax due. Where the final CGT on residential property is less than that reported on the property return, from 2021/22, any refund due should be automatically offset against any income tax liability. If the income t...
UK trusts fall within the new reporting rules and therefore trustees may also need to report residential property disposals within 60 days of completion (30 days for completion on or before 26 October 2021) if there is CGT to pay. A number of members have queried the interaction between the CGT reporting service and the Trust Registration Service (...
Apr 6, 2024 · When you must report by post. You must send your form by post if you: You must use this form to amend a report which has already been sent to HMRC if you: If none of this applies to you, then you ...
If you sold UK property or land before 6 April 2020, you’ll need to report your gains using a non-resident Capital Gains Tax return. If you’re reporting on behalf of someone else or an estate
Jul 15, 2021 · Since April 2020 disposals of UK residential property have had to be reported and any CGT due paid within 30 days of completion using a new Online property reporting service. The main exception to this is where Private Residence Relief applies. Since 1 August 2020 penalties have applied for late returns.
Jul 14, 2021 · As it happens I have today received copy letter from HMRC relating to a client's paper CGT return sent in during April 2021. This gives 2 weeks from the letter date to pay the CGT and gives 2 reference numbers, neither of which seems to be a CGT account number - there is a CGT property disposal number to use for any queries and a payment reference number to use for the payment.
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Jul 17, 2024 · Using the Real-time CGT reporting service (see below). UK residential property (from 6 April 2020) Gains on UK residential property disposals must be declared on HMRC's online UK property disposal return, and the tax paid, using the Capital Gains Tax UK property reporting service, within: 60 days if the completion date was on or after 27 ...
