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baggins | 22:18 Sun 05th Nov 2006 | Personal Finance
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my parents are gifting a second property of theirs ,which is currently being rented, to myself and 2 siblings. Does anyone know of the financial implications for us, either to continue to rent it out or to sell the property? any advice would be helpful. Thankyou.
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Renting it out - you will be liable for income tax on the profits from the rent. When you eventually sell it you could be liable for capital gains tax.

Selling it - if it rises a lot in value between the time you are given it and the time you sell it you could be liable for capital gains tax

Your parents - may be liable for capital gains tax when they give it to you. Should they die within 7 years there may be inheritance tax to pay.

Where I say 'may' or 'could' it will depend on the figures whether there is any actual tax to pay

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