South African Property Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Calculator and Records Workbook – 2026/27

Could missing records or an incorrect base-cost figure change your property Capital Gains Tax estimate?

The GFS South African Property CGT Workbook – 2026/27 helps property owners organise the figures and supporting records needed for a preliminary CGT calculation before consulting a tax professional.

The complete download includes:

• Auto-calculating LibreOffice and Excel-compatible workbooks
• Separate calculations for property acquired before and after 1 October 2001
• Worked property examples
• Current 2026/27 CGT tables and important exclusions
• Individual, company and ordinary-trust comparisons
• A structured schedule for recording purchase costs, qualifying improvements, disposal costs and supporting documents
• Built-in calculation checks and professional-review warnings

Use the workbook to identify missing information, understand how the calculation is assembled and prepare organised figures for your accountant or registered tax practitioner.

For the 2027 year of assessment only. This is a simplified educational estimator and does not prepare or submit a tax return or replace personalised tax, financial or legal advice.