Exemption under this heading is available where:
disposes of an interest in the old home and acquires an interest
in the new home.
The exemption applies where domestic goods intended to
replace items used at the old home that are not suitable for use in
the new home are purchased or provided by the employer or where the
employer reimburses the employee's cost of purchasing such items.
Examples would be carpets and curtains that were the wrong size for
the new home, or an electric cooker bought to replace a gas cooker
where there is no gas supply in the new home.
There is no need to take account of any improvement in
quality between the old goods and the new, nor is it necessary to
deduct the sale proceeds from the exempt amount where the replaced
goods are sold.