When do you need to file a CGT return for residential property
You might need to file a CGT return for residential property in the following scenarios:
- Selling a second property, rental property, or investment property
- Gifting or transferring a property to someone
- If the property you sold or transferred was not your main residence for the entire ownership period
60-Day filing and payment deadlines
For residential property disposals, a CGT return must be filed with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) within 60 days from the completion date. Additionally, any CGT due must be paid within the same 60-day period. Failure to meet these deadlines can result in penalties and interest charges.
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Lows offers guidance through the complexities of CGT returns for residential property in the UK. By working with us, you’re choosing a team that brings a wealth of experience and a detail-oriented approach, aiming to ensure accuracy and compliance within the required timeframe. Contact us today to discuss your needs.