Tax-Free Capital Gains - Carl Bayley

A recent change means non-residents now have to pay capital gains tax when they sell their UK residential properties. However, gains that accrued before 6 April 2015 remain completely tax free! For those UK investors with substantial property profits, becoming non-resident remains a good way to save capital gains tax. This brand new guide (published June 2015) explains these important new capital gains tax rules in plain English and shows you how you can pay less tax when you sell your properties. It is essential reading for all property investors who are sitting on substantial capital gains, anyone thinking of becoming non-resident one day to save capital gains tax, all those thinking of working abroad and existing non-residents with a UK home or rental properties.