Hello
Trying to work this one out.
I have looked on yhe IR web site.
In feb I owned House 1 and 2 and got married, but we didn't move in together.
in may I bought house 3 and my wife moved in to it.
In Jul the sale of house 1 'finaly !' completed and I moved in to house 2. (I bought house 2 in the previouse sep and renovated it).
Now we are married I believe we need to nominate a house as PPR between us.
On the IR web site all reference is made to a married couple that live together. does it make a difference that we dont? (I intend to move into house 3 when we have extended it (we both have children from previous partners))and also does it matter that I own both properties and the gain wont affect her ( she was renting previously)?
Can I just make the nomination myself ?
Lots of questions !!! but I only need one answer !
Thanks for any help.
Richard
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