Mortgage
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Open calculatorIncome is the sale price minus disposal costs, the purchase price, acquisition costs and improvements. The sale is exempt when the disposal date is on or after 1 January of the year that follows the number of years you enter, counted from the end of the acquisition year. A housing expense reduces a positive gain in proportion to its share of revenue and cannot reduce it below zero. Tax is that taxable part times the rate you enter, with halves of 0.01 rounded away from zero. The years and the rate are examples for you to check. The result is not a tax return.
Revenue = sale price − disposal costs. Costs = purchase price + acquisition costs + improvements. Income = revenue − costs. The sale is exempt from 1 January after the number of years you enter, counted from the end of the acquisition year. Otherwise tax applies to the positive income reduced by the housing relief: spending on your own housing exempts the same share of the income as that spending’s share of revenue, and no more than the whole income. Tax = taxable part × rate, with half of 0.01 rounded away from zero. Net amount = income − tax. The years and the rate are examples to check, not a statement of a rule. This estimate is not a tax return.
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Subtract disposal costs from the sale price to get revenue. Then subtract the purchase price, acquisition costs and improvements. The difference is the income. If it is negative there is no tax, and the net amount shows the loss.
When the sale date is 1 January or later in the year that follows the number of years you enter, counted from the end of the calendar year of acquisition. With the example value of 5, a purchase in 2021 is exempt from 1 January 2027. A sale on 31 December of the previous year is still inside the window. Check the period that applies to you — the years field is not a statement of a rule.
The relief exempts the share of a positive gain equal to that spending divided by revenue. Spending equal to revenue exempts the whole gain; a larger amount adds nothing further. A loss, or a sale already exempt because of the years, has zero tax anyway.
Both values are examples for you to check, not a rate or a period built into the calculator. The same formula computes income, the taxable part, tax and the net amount in every language from the numbers you type. The starting 5 years and 19 are only an example.
No. It is a planning estimate rounded to 0.01. It does not cover a market value substituted for the contract price, inheritance, gifts, depreciation or limits on housing spending. Check your own situation with an adviser or the tax office before you file.
Educational estimate only. Not medical, tax, legal or financial advice.