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    Landlords - deductible expenses you should know
    Jane Wu LLB ACA
    • 2 min

    Landlords - deductible expenses you should know

    As a landlord, the lower the taxable profit from your property rental business, the less tax you will pay. As allowable expenses are deducted from rental income to arrive at the profit figure, it is important that not to overlook any expenses which you have incurred and which can be deducted when working out your taxable profits. What is deductible? The general rule is expenses can be deducted in calculating the profits of your property rental business if they are incurred wh
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    Selling a second home or investment property?
    Jane Wu LLB ACA
    • 3 min

    Selling a second home or investment property?

    You only have 30 days to report and pay any tax Thinking of selling a second home or investment property? You have to move fast to report the gain and pay the tax Unlike a gain on the sale of a main residence, which qualifies for private residence relief (as long as the associated conditions are met), any gain that arises on the sale of a second home or an investment property (such as a buy-to-let property) will be liable to capital gains tax. Since 6 April 2020, different ru
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