Issue
How to record the deferred notional gains and reflect the reset cost base for a property if the property has undergone transitional CGT relief in other software before the fund is loaded to Class.
Resolution
There are two options available to record the deferred notional gains and reset the cost base for the property account:
Option 1: Using Edit Parcel History for investments
Option 2: Using the Depreciation Worksheet for property
Using Edit Parcel History for Investments
Navigate to Fund Level > Load Opening Balances
- Click on Edit Parcel History of the property account
- Enter the reset cost base for the property
- Select the 'CGT Relief Cost Base Adjustment' cost base adjustment type
- Enter the differences between the accounting cost base and the reset cost base
- Enter the deferred notional gains
- Select the 'Deferred Non-Discountable Capital Gain' cost base adjustment type
- Enter the amount after applying any discount applicable and the pension exemption factor
If the cost base you recorded for the property contains only the reset cost base information, i.e. the reset cost base has been applied to the accounting cost base, do not use the CGT Relief Cost Base Adjustment.
Using the Depreciation Worksheet for property
Navigate to Fund Level > Transactions > Depreciation Worksheet
- Select the Property Account
- Complete the relevant line items in the depreciation worksheet
- Enter the deferred notional gains
- Reset the cost base for the portion of the property that attracts CGT
- Capital allowance items are not CGT assets, therefore, you can't allocate the notional deferred gains or reset cost base for those items.
- You may split the notional deferred gains or the reset cost base portion based on each asset if required.
- For more information refer to our Worked example: How to enter deferred notional gains and reset cost base for a property account.