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Old 08-18-2007, 06:42 AM
panita33 panita33 is offline
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Default Am I liable for capital gains when selling a property I have rented?

I bought a flat in 2001, lived in it until 2004 and then started renting it out whilst I moved to another part of the country and rented there. I've recently put the flat on the market. If I get the full asking price, I will have made a profit of over £100,000 on it. Does this mean I will have to pay captial gains tax (and what % is that?). Also, if I am liable for a huge amount of tax, is it possible to avoid it by moving back into it for a while, and if so, how long?
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