CGT on jointly owned property
CGT on jointly owned property
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ryallm

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114 posts

252 months

Saturday 3rd December 2022
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OutInTheShed

13,382 posts

50 months

Saturday 3rd December 2022
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I'd check out whether there is any relief because you were providing the house to a relative?

If you started out with a 1/4 share and another co-owner invested in capital works, it might be logical that they then had an increased % share?

The issue is often separating capital from maintenance.

uknick

1,051 posts

208 months

Saturday 3rd December 2022
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If you didn’t pay for any of the improvements, how can you deduct them from your share of the gain? Plus, you need to be clear what is an improvement, defined by HMRC as betterment, and what is maintenance. Classic example is fitting double glazing, considered maintenance and not capital by HMRC.