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    tax return

    Hello All,

    This year I will have had my property rented out from Oct - March from a tax perspective, I believe this will mean 6 months worth of income. I have a few questions....

    1. When filling out my tax return With things like building insurnace can i just cut my yearly premium in half when offsetting the tax as I'll have only been renting the place for half of the year? or is this silly.

    2. If I have to remorgage before March can I ofset the remorgage costs?

    Thanks

    Brian
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