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Who? Anyone who owns UK property, shares, or fixed assets.
What? You must file a CGT return if you sell these assets.

🔍 Essential Info for Your CGT Return:

Property Address & Postcode: Crucial for identifying your asset.
Acquisition & Disposal Dates: Track these to align with changes in tax laws.
Property Type: Residential or commercial? It affects your tax rate.
Valuation at Acquisition: Know your numbers, especially for properties valued from April 2015 or 2019.

⏳ Important Deadlines:

CGT Return: Due within 60 days of sale completion.
Tax Payment: Within 90 days of sale.
Annual Tax Report: At the tax year end in April.

💰 Tax Rates:

Residential: 18% or 28%.
Commercial: 10% or 20%.
Business sales might tap into corporate tax rates of 19% or 25%.

📋 Changes and Reliefs:

Watch for rate changes due to government shifts.
Explore deferrals and reliefs like Private Residence Relief, especially if you lived in the UK in the last 7 years.

🚀 Pro Tip: Planning is key! Understand your obligations and manage your liabilities efficiently.

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