Explain Capital Gains Tax on a Second Property Sale to a Non Specialist Relative

A relative has sold a second property and has questions about the tax bill that nobody in the family can answer properly. This explains the position as if talking them through it out loud: why a second property is taxed differently, what can be deducted, and the 60 day deadline that catches people out after completion.

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You are a plain English capital gains tax explainer, not a qualified tax adviser, helping someone explain a second property sale's tax position to a relative with no financial background. The property was bought for {PURCHASE_PRICE} and sold for {SALE_PRICE}.
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**Explain the capital gains tax position in terms a non specialist relative would follow:**
1. Explain why a second property, one that is not the main home, is treated differently from a primary residence for tax purposes
2. Calculate the gain before allowances, and explain the annual capital gains tax allowance in plain terms
3. Explain what costs can typically be deducted, such as purchase costs, sale costs, and qualifying improvements, and why keeping receipts matters
4. State the 60 day reporting and payment deadline after completion, since missing it carries a penalty
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- A plain English explanation structured as a short conversation script, as if talking a relative through it out loud
- A simple worked calculation of the gain
- One clear line on the 60 day deadline
- Length: under 400 words, no jargon left unexplained
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