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Indexation under I-E

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cjno1

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Under I-E taxation, in the I section you include realised chargeable gains on property and equity, with indexation on the gains at RPI.

I just wondered how this worked when you have a mixture of gains and losses.

For example, if one piece of property has made a chargeable loss of £10m, and one has made a chargeable gain of £20m, would you only index the overall net gain of £10m, or would you ignore the property with a loss and index the full £20m gain on the other property?
 
Under I-E taxation, in the I section you include realised chargeable gains on property and equity, with indexation on the gains at RPI.

I just wondered how this worked when you have a mixture of gains and losses.

For example, if one piece of property has made a chargeable loss of £10m, and one has made a chargeable gain of £20m, would you only index the overall net gain of £10m, or would you ignore the property with a loss and index the full £20m gain on the other property?

You only index gains. So taking your example:

If property A was bought for 200m and sold for 190m, we have a loss of 10m.

If property B was bought for 100m one year ago and indexation is at 5%, and was sold for 120m, then we have an indexed gain of 120 - 100 x 1.05 = 15.

We could then offset the losses against the gains, so we would pay tax on 15 - 10 = 5.

Best wishes

Mark
 
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