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Renting out a property at a rate below the commercial level might sound like a great idea – but it might cost you dearly if you try to seek tax relief for your expenses!

Properties not let at a commercial rent There may be a number of reasons why a property is occupied rent-free or let out at rent that is less than the…

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Do you have a second home? You might want to sell up before April 2020!

Private residence relief and the final period exemption From a capital gains tax perspective, there are significant tax savings to be had if a property has been the owner’s only…

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Do you spend more than 6 months of the year outside the UK? Make sure you’re compliant

Non-residents landlord scheme A non-resident landlord is a landlord who lets out property in the UK but spends more than six months in the tax year outside the UK. A…

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A quick guide to what should be included when calculating the profit or loss for a property rental business.

Property income receipts – what should be included? When calculating the profit or loss for a property rental business, it is important that nothing is overlooked. The receipts which need…

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The letting of a jointly-owned property in itself does not give rise to a partnership, so what does?

Property partnerships A person may own a property jointly that is let out as part of a partnership business. This may arise if the person is a partner of a…

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