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Self-Assessment Tax Return Obligations and Guidelines

Emma’s Self-assessment Tax Return Responsibilities Let’s illustrate through an example: Emma began renting a property in September 2022 for £15,000 per annum, with allowable expenses of £3,000 annually. Her other income is already subject to her personal allowance and basic

Rental Income: How Much Tax Will I Owe?

Understanding Income Tax and Rental Income When it comes to income tax, rental income is a significant factor. After subtracting allowable expenses, rental income is combined with your other sources of income, including savings and dividends, for tax purposes. If

Tax Scheme Alert: Landlords Beware of Misleading Advice

Inadequate Tax Advice A tax scheme uncovered in an investigation by Dan Neidle of Tax Policy Associates reveals a notorious ‘Accountants and Tax Advisors’ firm that has misled clients. This scheme involves transferring existing properties to a Limited Company, promising

Understanding the Register of Overseas Entities for Landlords

In many countries, the Register of Overseas Entities (ROE) stands as a pivotal measure geared towards enhancing transparency in property ownership. Its primary aim is to combat a range of financial malpractices, including money laundering, tax evasion, and illicit financial

Capital Gains Tax for non-resident property owners.

Residential Property Capital Gains Tax When disposing of a dwelling in the UK, Capital Gains Tax applies. If you were the property owner on April 5, 2015, the assessable gain is calculated from that date to the date of disposal.