Expert help with accurate CGT calculations.
5 star city hotel refurbishment. Included the updating of bedrooms, en-suites, corridors, reception, restaurant and back of house areas.
Total Spend: £5,000,000
PMA’s Identified: £3,500,000
SBA’s Identified: £1,000,000
Total Cash Saving:
Construction of out of town business park including five head quarter type self-contained office with meeting and staff facilities.
Total Spend: £150,000,000
PMA’s Identified: £45,000,000
SBA’s Identified: £70,000,000
Total Cash Saving:
A client purchased a high street property with two retail units and managers accommodation above. The property was purchased by an individual. Capital Allowances we offset again income tax (40%)
Total Spend: £550,000 (incl SDLT)
PMA’s Identified: £175,000
SBA’s Identified: N/A
Total Cash Saving:
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is a tax on the profit you make when selling a property that isn’t your main home — including buy-to-lets, second homes, and inherited properties. You’re taxed only on the gain, not the sale price.
You may be liable for CGT if you’ve sold or plan to sell:
Even if you’ve already sold — it’s not too late to fix errors or reclaim overpaid tax.
But My Accountant Handles This… Right?
Not always. Most accountants aren’t trained in property-specific reliefs or 60-day reporting rules.
A property tax specialist understands:
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