Should be clear from CGT Revenue website.It would be interesting to see how the 5 years, or so, when it was our PPR, would be taken into account for CGT purposes.
Should be clear from CGT Revenue website.
I'd have thought yes to the new bathroom being capital. But the accountants are going to tell me I'm wrong. Firstly did you claim any of that against rental income. The bathroom/extension/conservatory and especially new windows are an accountants dream or nightmare. The stuff of legends.
The shelving is clearly not allowable. Wouldn't have a clue about wooden flooring but I took up lino and retiled the kitchen and hall, very expensive and that went against my rental tax as per my accountants solid advice.
Do you have an accountant who does your income tax?
. Anyway, in the context of selling the apartment and the resulting CGT bill, it would all be small beer.
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