SA108 : How do I record residential property gain (and carried interest)?
1. Click '+ NEW PAGE' located on the left hand side of the screen, then select 'Capital Gains (SA108)'
2. Fill in the boxes provided if they're applicable to you, then click 'SAVE'
3. Click on '+ GAIN'
4. Click on 'Residential Property (and carried interest)' from the drop-down list of categories
5. Under the 'SALE' tab, enter the date in which you sold the property and the amount you sold it for (or if given away, themarket value).
6. Under the 'PURCHASE' tab, enter the date in which you bought the property and the amount you bought it for.
7. Under the 'RELIEFS' tab, answer any of the questions which apply to you.
8. Under the 'CALCULATION' tab, ensure you are happy with the figures presented.
9. Click 'SAVE' once you're happy with all of your entries
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