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18 September 2012
Is it always necessary to make an election to choose between one residence and another, asks RICHARD CURTIS
KEY POINTS
- The capital gains tax relief for only or main residence.
- Is the general public really aware of the relief?
- What does ESC D21 actually cover?
- Does rented accommodation need to be taken into account as another residence?
- Should assured shorthold tenancies be left out of account?
- Why treat a rented property as a main residence?
There are a lot of things that trouble me from time to time. Just a selection and in no particular order:
- Will I ever get my motorbike back on the road?
- Quite what is going on when you put a slice of lemon in your tea; why does it turn a lighter colour?
- Why wasn’t Gene Clark’s LP...
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