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capital gains tax
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I am considering selling my property, but from selling I will make a substancial profit, which would normally be liable to CGT, however I choose to purchase a new property which includes my profit, will I have to pay CGT on the profit if it is reinvested in a new property, or paid against another mortgage to reduce its balance.
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As long as it is your only or main residence it should be exempt from CGT.