Anyone living abroad and letting a property in the UK ?
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Anyone living abroad and letting a property in the UK ?
I know contacting the inland revenue is a must.
Any other info anyone can pass on, tax rates etc any loopholes worth knowing about ?
Cheers
Any other info anyone can pass on, tax rates etc any loopholes worth knowing about ?
Cheers
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Lived in France 4 years, never told anyone apart from council tax as they wanted to know my next address and the name of those moving in
we dont rent out in UK but still dont see any reason to tell anyone
same in France, don't tell anyone!
obviously you could do it all by the book then wish you hadn't
we dont rent out in UK but still dont see any reason to tell anyone
same in France, don't tell anyone!
obviously you could do it all by the book then wish you hadn't
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A Tax friendly method. If you have a low or no mortgage.
Let's assume the property is worth 250,000 just as an example.
If you have no mortgage you pay tax on the income.
If you have a 200,000k interest only mortage you can use the interest payments as a tax deduction so the profit will be zero or even a loss.
Take the £200,000 and put it offshore and earn interest on it.
the net position is much better as you make the interest and don't pay tax on the rental income.
Let's assume the property is worth 250,000 just as an example.
If you have no mortgage you pay tax on the income.
If you have a 200,000k interest only mortage you can use the interest payments as a tax deduction so the profit will be zero or even a loss.
Take the £200,000 and put it offshore and earn interest on it.
the net position is much better as you make the interest and don't pay tax on the rental income.
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