Capital Gains Form CG1

I follow that one too. Although one thing that confused me is people saying we need to register for CGT on ROS but when I went to check I had the option of paying CGT. Maybe they updated the system.
That means you're already registered for CGT.
 
So let me clarify - if I make a gain in 2024, I make the payment for CGT on the gain by December 15 2024, without completing any return showing what the sale related to, or without any supporting calculations ? That comes when I submit my 2024 Form 11 in ROS before Nov 14 2025 ? (I'm registered for CGT).
 
So let me clarify - if I make a gain in 2024, I make the payment for CGT on the gain by December 15 2024, without completing any return showing what the sale related to, or without any supporting calculations ? That comes when I submit my 2024 Form 11 in ROS before Nov 14 2025 ? (I'm registered for CGT).
You'd be as well off filing the CG1 at the same time as you make the payment. Leaving it the guts of a year to do so merely multiples the risk of later forgetting to file and thus incurring a surcharge.
 
You'd be as well off filing the CG1 at the same time as you make the payment. Leaving it the guts of a year to do so merely multiples the risk of later forgetting to file and thus incurring a surcharge.
Don't believe the 2024 CG1 Form is available yet on the revenue website. Latest seems to be a 2023 Form.
 
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I know, and that's frankly silly on Revenue's part, but it's very easy to adapt a 2023 one to fit. I've already successfully filed a few dozen of those, this year to date.
Yeah, just hit this issue myself as I want to file a return for a property sale in July 2025 now and definitely before the payment date of December 15th 2025 (rather than leaving it later and up to next year's October(/November?) deadline) because I'm intending to claim dependent relative relief and want to get the return in early in case they challenge this and need more information. But when I asked them for the 2025 form they just said it won't be available until next year. So I guess that I'll just have to do this...
Cross out the old year, write in the new one on the form, never had an issue.
 
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