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Here is what our tax experts are sharing with you in this month's magazine:
- Landlords - Say Goodbye to Claiming Renewals Relief!
At the beginning of April this year, HMRC published an innocuous sounding document called “Revenue and Customs Brief 5/2013”, which contained “draft revised guidance” on repairs and their treatment for income tax and corporation tax. This could result in a significant number of landlords paying much more in taxes... - Property Ownership Transfers: Opportunities and Pitfalls
As readers who have been with us for some time already know, the capital gains tax (CGT) rules on transferring an asset fall under two separate headings - one set of rules deals with transfers between unmarried persons and the second between persons who are married or in civil partnerships. This article is written as a reminder of the rules but with an added ‘twist’ should the asset transferred be the main residence...
- All is Not Lost! Relief for Rental Losses
A property rental business is taxed on its profits. However, not all rental businesses will make a profit. Where the rental business returns a loss, it may be possible to relieve the loss... - VAT and Property Purchases: Why Intention is Critical
This is a story about a client who tussled with a difficult VAT inspector: there are one or two aspects to the case which might hopefully be of interest to others (and perhaps their advisers) in a similar situation...
- Tax Insider: Tax Tips
- Tax Insider: Your Property Tax Questions Answered by Arthur Weller
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Property Tax Insider is aimed specifically at anybody who is involved in property.
Its sole purpose is to help you to legitimately avoid or minimise your property income tax, capital gains tax, inheritance tax etc.
This monthly magazine will particularly benefit the following:
Its sole purpose is to help you to legitimately avoid or minimise your property income tax, capital gains tax, inheritance tax etc.
This monthly magazine will particularly benefit the following:
- Landlords with properties in the UK
- Property investors who hold property overseas
- UK and international property developers
- Accountants or tax advisors who have property clients
- Financial advisors
- Property Repairs before the First Letting – What is allowable?(April 2013)
- How to Pay off Your Main Residence Mortgage – And Claim Tax Relief!(March 2013)
- How to Grow a Property Portfolio Free of CGT!(February 2013)
- Have You Really Stopped Letting? (February 2013)
- Tax Planning - Timing is Everything!(January 2013)
- Jointly-Owned Let Property – Is There a Partnership?(December 2012)
- Living on the Job!(November 2012)
- HMRC’s Property Income Task Force (Part 1) – Anything to Declare?(November 2012)
- Private or Main Residence Relief – What You Need to Know!(October 2012)
- Capital Allowances: Second-Hand Fixtures(October 2012)
- Can I claim the interest on my residential mortgage against the rent?(May 2012)
- What are the tax implications regarding personal allowances and the rent-a-room scheme?(May 2012)
- Tax on an Inherited Property(April 2012)
- Income Tax and the Landlord(April 2012)
- Repairs to Commercial Property(March 2012)
- CGT on Let Property, Previously Main Home(March 2012)
- What is the cost and tax implications of separating my properties into their own separate Title Deeds?(February 2012)
- Am I eligible for stamp duty exemption?(February 2012)
- Would this be classed as an equity release scheme?(January 2012)
- What are the tax implications, if any, of selling part of my garden?(January 2012)
- Job-Related Accommodation(May 2013)
- Delay In Occupation(April 2013)
- ‘Wear And Tear’ Allowance (February 2013)
- Sales After Death(January 2013)
- Job-Related Accommodation(December 2012)
- Multiple Dwellings Relief(November 2012)
- Capital Gains Tax(October 2012)
- Lettings Relief(September 2012)
- Working From Home(August 2012)
- Annual Investment Allowance(July 2012)
Do you have two properties that could be your main residence?
If you have two properties that could be your main residence (such as a cottage in the country and a flat in town) it is always a good idea to nominate one of them as your main residence within two years of acquiring the second property - this will give you the flexibility to vary the nomination later.Or are you self employed as well asemployed? Check your PAYE codescarefully - it makes sense to have your taxallowances set against the better paid job,and in addition you may be due a refund of NIC if you have paid more than the annualmaximum.
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