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Developers should fill in this form to show how a development will achieve biodiversity net gain (BNG).
What personal possessions (chattels) you need to pay Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on, how to work out your gain
You may have to pay Capital Gains Tax if you make a profit (‘gain’) when…
Your gain is usually the difference between what you paid for your…
You do not have to pay Capital Gains Tax on personal possessions with a…
If you sell all or part of a set to the same person for less than £6,000,…
A biodiversity gain plan shows how a development will achieve biodiversity net gain.
Templates for creating a biodiversity gain plan for a phased development, to send to your local planning authority.
Paying Corporation Tax when your limited company sells an asset for more than it paid - includes chargeable gains, intangible assets, working out inflation
Get information about biodiversity gain sites and any off-site gains allocated to developments.
Find out which habitats to include when calculating the pre-development biodiversity value for nationally significant infrastructure projects (NSIPs).
How developers can use habitat creation or enhancements to count towards their biodiversity net gain (BNG).
These statements set out the biodiversity net gain (BNG) requirements for nationally significant infrastructure projects (NSIPs).
How land managers, developers, local planning authorities (LPAs) and responsible bodies can enter into a legal agreement for biodiversity net gain.
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