is CGT payable on a siblings 'sold share' of inherited property
Tax Planning and Financial

Maureen_539
Maureen_539
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Is there a colleague out there with relevant experience of 'buying out' a siblings share of an inherited property?
Probate valuation from 10 years ago means that between then & now the share has increased in value by £20K. The sellers are home-owning retiree's without other income. My question is; will CGT be payable when the sibling 'sells' their 'registered' share?

Who can settle the argument?

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