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In limited circumstances it is possible to retain the main residence exemption from CGT where the main residence is actually rented out. This is generally for a period of up to 6 years and is known as ‘the 6 year rule’ for CGT. Find out more in this episode.
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In limited circumstances it is possible to retain the main residence exemption from CGT where the main residence is actually rented out. This is generally for a period of up to 6 years and is known as ‘the 6 year rule’ for CGT. Find out more in this episode.
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