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[Solved] Sale of property and CMS calculations

 
(@Rafter)
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Hi Dads,

I own a property in England that I rent out.
My ex successfully applied for a 'variation report' on the rental income and it is now used in calculating my child maintenance.

My question is, when I sell this property will the CMS use the sales proceeds also to calculate the child maintenance payments? This would be significant!

Thanks!

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Topic starter Posted : 27/11/2018 2:43 pm
(@got-the-tshirt)
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Hi There,

The CMS will calculate the amount you pay based on your taxable income, as far as I am aware you wouldn't be taxed on the sale of the property unless you were buying and selling properties as a living

GTTS

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Posted : 27/11/2018 4:30 pm
(@Rafter)
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Thanks for the swift reply GTTS.

I don't sell properties for a living, this is my only property and I will sell it to buy one I will live in.

I will have to pay Capital Gains Tax on the property sale.
Would that be included in the tax that CMS consider as income tax?

Thanks,
Colin.

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Topic starter Posted : 27/11/2018 7:58 pm
(@got-the-tshirt)
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Hi There,

I'm not 100% certain to be honest, I wouldn't have thought so as if you inherit money it doesn't get used within the calculation.

You would need to discuss with CMS to be certain

GTTS

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Posted : 27/11/2018 10:34 pm
(@dadmod4)
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Before you sell, I would recommend that you get professional financial advice - it might be that you could take a mortgage on the rental property to help you to buy the house you live in. There are tax implications though, which is why you need professional advice on this.

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Posted : 29/11/2018 2:27 am
(@james01)
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The variation has only been applied as you are obviously working with an income, if you didnt have a job and an income then your rental income cannot be used in the calculations, also any pension contributions you pay are taken off the amount you earn before its calculated.

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Posted : 06/12/2018 4:06 am
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