I'm selling my buy-to-let flat that I previously lived in. How do I calculate the Private Residence Relief (PRR) proportion to reduce my Capital Gains Tax (CGT) liability?
Quick Answer
PRR reduces CGT on a property that was once your main home by exempting periods of occupation and the final 9 months of ownership, even if it has been let out. This helps minimise your tax liability when selling.
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Calculate Private Residence Relief (PRR) on your buy-to-let flat to reduce Capital Gains Tax. Understand the 9-month exemption and 24% CGT rate for investors.
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