Money and property when you divorce or separate
Tax when transferring assets
You do not usually have to pay Capital Gains Tax if you give, or otherwise 바카라 사이트˜dispose of바카라 사이트™, assets to your husband, wife or civil partner before you finalise the divorce or civil partnership.
Assets include shares and investments, certain personal possessions and property. You usually do not have to pay tax if you transfer or sell your main home.
If you transfer an asset when you바카라 사이트™re separated
If you lived together at any point in the tax year that you transferred the asset, the normal rules for spouses and civil partners apply.
Otherwise you may have to pay Capital Gains Tax. You바카라 사이트™ll need to get a valuation of the asset on the date of transfer, and use it to work out the gain or loss.
The tax year is from 6 April to 5 April the following year.
If you transfer an asset after you바카라 사이트™ve divorced or ended your civil partnership
You may have to pay Capital Gains Tax on assets you transfer after your relationship has legally ended.
The rules for working out your gain or loss are complex. Contact HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) or get professional tax help, such as an accountant or tax adviser. You바카라 사이트™ll need to tell them the date of:
- the final order or decree absolute if you바카라 사이트™re divorced
- the final order if you have ended a civil partnership
- any court order, if assets were transferred this way
- any other contract showing the transfer of assets