Estimated CGT on a sale, with every step of the working on screen.
Built for Northern Cape estate agents working Hadison Park, Memorial Road, Royldene, and beyond. Capital Gains Calculator has no provincial version and nothing regional to switch on. Agents in Northern Cape get the same screens and the same fields as agents anywhere else in South Africa. What changes is the stock you work, not the software.
On your agent website go to Tools, Calculator, then click Capital Gains Tax, the fourth tab across the top of the calculator.
Choose Individual, Company or Trust. For an individual also set Age Bracket and Annual Taxable Income (R), because the gain is taxed on top of income.
Enter Selling Price, Purchase Price, Transfer Duty Paid, Legal / Conveyancing Fees, Bond Registration Costs, Capital Improvements, Agent Commission and Other Allowable Costs.
Capital Gain leads, then Total Base Cost, the exclusions, Inclusion Rate and Taxable Capital Gain, ending in Estimated CGT Payable and Effective CGT Rate.
Individuals get the 40% inclusion rate, the R2 000 000 primary residence exclusion and the R40 000 annual exclusion, and the gain is then taxed on top of income against the 2025/2026 brackets and age rebates. Companies and trusts get 80% inclusion and neither exclusion.
The answer is broken out on screen as Capital Gain, Total Base Cost, Primary Residence Exclusion, Annual Exclusion, Net Capital Gain, Inclusion Rate, Taxable Capital Gain and Effective CGT Rate.
Every field recalculates on change, so you can drop the selling price and watch Estimated CGT Payable move while the seller is still sitting with you.
Yes. Capital Gains Calculator has no Northern Cape version and no provincial setting to configure. An agency working Hadison Park, Memorial Road, Royldene, and beyond gets the same screens, the same fields and the same defaults as an agency anywhere else in South Africa. The province is the context you bring to it: median Northern Cape price is R720k, and the trend there is steady, mining + agriculture led.
No. The on page disclaimer says the estimates are based on 2025/2026 South African tax year rates and exclusions, and tells the reader to consult a qualified tax professional for advice.
Yes. Taxpayer Type offers Individual, Company and Trust. Companies and trusts both use the 80% inclusion rate, then trusts are taxed at 45% of the taxable gain and companies at 27%. Neither gets the primary residence or the annual exclusion.
Tick the Primary Residence checkbox, which only appears when Taxpayer Type is Individual and is off by default. The exclusion is capped at R2 000 000 of the gain, and the R40 000 annual exclusion comes off what is left.
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