Main residence - 6 year rule

Hi,

Scenario:
Main residence - lived in it for 10+ years
Moving overseas for work, renting overseas.

Renting out main residence:
Case 1 - less than 6 years and return back to live in it: no CGT when I do sell
Case 2 - more than 6 years and return back to live in it after 10 years: how would CGT apply if I sell it after living in it for another 5 years?
Case 3?- multiple rental periods each less than 6 years and return back to live in it after 10 years: no CGT when I sell?

Thanks

 

6 year rule is to be abolished for non-residents so possible none of the above is correct

 

but assuming you are a resident this may be of interest:
Tax Tip 109: CGT and Being absent from the main residence for more than 6 years Tax Tip 109: CGT and Being absent from the main residence for more than 6 years

 

Thanks Terry.

Had a read of the other thread.
Did not see what happens for case 2:
Case 2 - rented more than 6 years and return back to live in it after 10 years of rental and is back to be a resident.
How would CGT apply if I sell it after living in it for another living in it for another 5 years?

Is CGT on the increased value between:
X - value when I moved out and rented it out
Y - value when I moved back in
50% of (Y - X )

 

assuming you are a resident, if you move back in after 6 years it will be subject to CGT, but apportioned as in my link. any CG may be small in that case.