What to know
- From 2 March 2026, SARS lists a R3 million primary-residence exclusion for qualifying gains or losses.
- The annual capital-gain or loss exclusion for individuals and special trusts is R50,000 for the 2027 year of assessment.
- Keep records of qualifying acquisition, improvement and disposal costs that may affect base cost.
- Mixed private and business or rental use can change the calculation.
This guidance is general information. Where legal, tax, structural, compliance or regulated-work consequences may apply, obtain advice from an appropriately qualified professional for your circumstances.
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