What's the *actual* capital gains tax bill I'd pay when selling my BTL property in the UK, given I bought it 10 years ago and have done some renovations?
Quick Answer
Your Capital Gains Tax bill on a BTL property sale is based on the profit after deducting purchase costs and eligible renovation expenses, then taxed at 18% or 24% depending on your income tax band, after using your £3,000 annual exemption.
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Calculate your UK Buy-to-Let Capital Gains Tax. Understand deductible expenses, tax rates (18%/24%), and the £3,000 annual exemption.
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