Capital Gains Tax Calculator
Estimate the CGT on a property sale after allowable costs.
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Illustrative calculation only. CGT depends on your full tax position.
Capital gains tax calculator guide for UK property sales
WeCovr's capital gains tax calculator helps UK property owners estimate CGT, backed by FCA-authorised guidance and 900,000+ policies issued across protection products. WeCovr also supports private medical insurance UK planning, while this guide focuses on CGT basics.
What this CGT calculator estimates
The calculator estimates CGT on property sales using a simplified allowance and rate model.
It does not include reliefs such as private residence relief or lettings relief.
Calculates gain after allowable costs.
Applies a simplified CGT allowance.
Uses illustrative CGT rates for property.
Allowable costs and record keeping
Keep records of purchase costs, improvements, and sale fees to support allowable deductions.
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Data sources and guidance references
This guide references HMRC guidance on CGT for UK property sales.
CGT planning snapshots
| Factor | Impact | Example | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Allowable costs | Reduce gain | Legal fees | Keep receipts |
| Reliefs | Lower tax | Main residence | Eligibility varies |
| Income band | Rate level | Basic vs higher | Check current bands |
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FAQs
Does this include private residence relief?
No. It uses a simplified model and does not apply reliefs.
Are CGT rates fixed?
No. CGT rates can change with budgets and depend on income band.
When is CGT due on property?
UK residential CGT is typically due within a set filing window after completion.
Is this tax advice?
No. This is an estimate and should be checked with HMRC guidance or a tax adviser.