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ARTICLE · 21 OCTOBER 2014

Budget 2015 - Positive Changes For Property & Construction Sector

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Budget 2015 introduced a number of positive changes which should assist the Property and Construction sectors.

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In keeping with the Government's Strategy 2020: A Strategy for a Renewed Construction Sector, Budget 2015 introduced a number of positive changes which should assist the Property and Construction sectors. The forthcoming Planning Bill will include further initiatives, particularly to encourage social housing.

CGT Relief Window Closing!

The relief was introduced in 2011 to allow purchasers avail of a seven year exemption from capital gains tax. Any purchaser wishing to avail of this relief must enter into a binding unconditional Contract for Sale on or before 31 December 2014. The initiative in 2011 was to encourage activity in the market. As the number and value of property transactions have increased dramatically since then, the time is right to close the window.

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