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BADR CGT Calculator

Calculate your capital gains tax on an agency sale using Business Asset Disposal Relief. Models both the current 2026/27 rate (18%) and the 2025/26 rate (14%), with a £1,000,000 lifetime BADR allowance.

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BADR CGT Calculator

Calculate your capital gains tax on an agency sale using Business Asset Disposal Relief. Models both the current 2026/27 rate (18%) and the 2025/26 rate (14%), with a £1,000,000 lifetime BADR allowance.

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What you paid for the shares (typically £100 for a founder-owned Ltd).

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How much of your £1m lifetime BADR allowance have you already used?

Total CGT
£539,976
Net proceeds after tax: £1,960,024 | Effective rate: 21.6%
Total gain£2,499,900
BADR-eligible gain£1,000,000
BADR tax£180,000
Standard CGT (on overflow)£359,976
Total CGT£539,976
Net proceeds after tax£1,960,024
Effective CGT rate21.6%

Does not model annual CGT exemption, BADR anti-avoidance rules, or deferred consideration. Not personal tax advice.

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Two scenario columns on the same gain: with Business Asset Disposal Relief and at the standard CGT rate. Shows the BADR saving at 18% (2026/27) or 14% (to 5 April 2026), the lifetime cap and the effective rate.

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How BADR works

Business Asset Disposal Relief (formerly Entrepreneurs Relief) reduces the CGT rate on qualifying business disposals. For 2025/26 disposals the rate is 14%; from 6 April 2026 it rises to 18%. The lifetime limit is £1,000,000 of gains.

To qualify: you must hold at least 5% of shares and voting rights, have been an officer or employee of the company for the last 2 years, and have held the shares for at least 2 years.

Frequently asked questions

What is the BADR rate in 2025/26?
14% for qualifying disposals in the 2025/26 tax year (on/after 6 April 2025). This rises to 18% from 6 April 2026.
What happens above the £1m lifetime limit?
Gains above the lifetime BADR allowance are subject to the standard CGT rate. For higher-rate taxpayers selling business assets this is currently 24%.

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