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Tobito03(Enthusiast)Enthusiast
2 July 2021

Hope you can help me with this, a little bit complicated.

I am an Australian resident.

I sold a property in the UK, then the CGT is already computed using UK laws and has been populated and lodged in the UK return. Should I recompute the CGT using AU CGT laws, or can I use the figures from the UK return?

Thanks in advance!

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AriATO(Community Support)Community Support
ATO Certified Response3 July 2021

Hi @Tobito03

If you're a resident for tax purposes you'll need to declare the CGT event on your tax return using our CGT laws. Since you've paid tax overseas you maybe eligible for a foreign income tax offset (FITO).

See our website about the FITO rules.

Ari

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AriATO(Community Support)Community Support
ATO Certified Response3 July 2021

Hi @Tobito03

If you're a resident for tax purposes you'll need to declare the CGT event on your tax return using our CGT laws. Since you've paid tax overseas you maybe eligible for a foreign income tax offset (FITO).

See our website about the FITO rules.

Ari

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