Chargeable Gains Flashcards
Chapters 17-21 (35 cards)
list chargeable disposals
- sale or gift of whole or part of an asset
- exchange of an asset
- loss or destruction of asset
- receipts of a capital lump sum derived from an asset such as compensation received for damage to an asset or receipts for the surrender of an asset
list exempt disposals
- disposals as the result of an individuals death
- gifts to charities
however, these are exempt from TX-UK 24/35 so no gains will be available nor losses allowable
list chargeable assets
all forms of capital assets e.g
- freehold land and buildings
- goodwill
- unquoted and quoted shares
- certain types of chattels
list exempt assets
- motor vehicles
- main residence
- cash
- certain types of chattels
- investments held within ISA
- qualifying corporate bonds
- gilt edged securities
- NS&I certificates
- foreign currency for private use
- receivables and inventory
- prizes and betting winnings
- decorations for valour
in which situation will MV be substituted for gross proceeds received
where the deal was a gift and where it was sold between connected parties
types of expenditures that are allowable
- acquisition costs
- expenditure on enhancing value of asset
- expenditure incurred to establish, preserve or defend taxpayers title to the asset
- incidental costs arising on the acquisition of the asset
annual exemption allowance amount
3000 deducted after current year capita; losses and deducted before capital losses from previous years are offset
CGT rates
10% where it falls into basic rate band and 20% for any excess
residential CGT rates are 18% and 24%
when should disposals be reported to HMRC
within 60 days along with a POA of relevant CGT liability
payment of CGT due dates
31st Jan following the tax year (31st Jan 2026)
POA from UK residentials deducted final liability
base cost of asset
deemed cost of acquisition
part disposal formula
cost * value of the part disposed of / value of part disposed of + market value of the remainder
define chattel
tangible movable property
define wasting chattel
chattel with estimated life of less 50 years
rules regarding the disposal of non-wasting chattel
asset bought and sold for less than 6000 = exempt
asset bought and sold for more than 6000 = normal CGT computation
asset bought or sold for 6000 or less = gain restricted to 5/3 (gain - 6000)
sold at loss = gross proceeds deemed at 6000
formula non-chattel allowable cost
cost * remaining life / total life
shares and securities exempt from tax
- listed government securities - gilts
- qualifying corporate bonds
- shares held in ISA
identification rules for disposals by individuals - shares
when shares are disposed, they are matched against shares in the class in the following order:
- on the same day
- within following 30 days
- from the share pool
define reorganisation in relation to shares
reorganisation involves the exchange of existing shares in a company for other shares of another class in the same company
define takeover in relation to shares
takeover occurs when one company acquires the shares in another company either in exchange for shares, cash, or both
cash proceeds - part disposal computation
cash received / cash received + MV of new shares * cost of original shares
relief for non-business assets
private residence relief available on disposal of an individuals private residence
letting relief available on the disposal of private residence after letting
relief for business assets
business asset disposal relief: available on the disposal of certain business assets
rollover relief: available on sale and reinvestment of business assets
gift holdover relief: available on gift of certain business assets
investors relief: available on disposal on certain shares
PRR formula
gain * (periods of occupation / total period of ownership)
deduct the PRR from total gain on disposal