Premium received on long lease extension

Premium received on long lease extension

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Premium received of £40973 on extending a 100 year lease to 950 years.

What are the CGT implications, in particular how do I calculate the cost, please?

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C
Colin

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By AnonymousUser
15th Jan 2009 14:12

Premium recd on long lease extension
I too have a client who has granted an extension to a lease from 70 to 99 years.
Can you confirm that TN was correct in his answer.
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Martin

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By User deleted
05th Sep 2008 12:34

Part disposal
It's been a long time since I looked at this, but from memory, I believe the situation is as follows:

This is a part disposal by the freeholder. The proceeds are the premium received (£40,973);

The cost is calculated using a part disposal A/A+B calculation. "A" being £40,973 and "B" being the valuation of the current residual value of the freehold interest including the right to any rent etc. You will need a valuer to establish this value.

If the leaseholder was entitled to extend the lease, then the extension may be a compulsory acquisition and your freeholder may be entitled to some form of rollover under s247 TCGA.

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