We are 3 Leaseholders each with a share of the freehold of our shared building. Purchase of our flats meant we also became Directors of a dormant Management Company. We need urgent maintenance/Major Works doing and wondered how and if we can claim back the VAT charged by the builder(s).
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03-07-2020, 18:13 PM
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Hi there
First of all thanks in advance for your reply. I would really appreciate if you can calify some of my confusion.
I have few queries regarding selling my main residence which would impact on how much CGT I would pay...
1. I am buying a new house to live so...02-07-2020, 14:14 PM -
Reply to CGT after selling my main residencePerhaps the confusion here may be with additional rate SDLT? Buying a new home while still owning previous is an issue in that you will be liable for additional 3% SDLT. However, you can request a refund of this when you sell your previous home, as long as sale occurs within the permitted time - which...03-07-2020, 17:39 PM
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Reply to CGT after selling my main residenceThank you for the responses. I have lived there since I bought (more than 5 years) and wants to move to a bigger house. This clears some of my confusion. I thought the property will be empty so why not short term let. But its better not to let while I am selling it. Thanks03-07-2020, 16:43 PM
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Does anyone know of any good online tutorials/guides for filling out your self-assessment tax return? I don't know about you's but I hate filling out forms (they always ask you to tick a box to say the information you've put in is correct too!!)!
This is my first year filling out the self-assessment...01-07-2020, 15:51 PM -
Reply to Tax Return - HELP!My understanding is it's probably better using the allowance. Is there anything else that can be claimed such as interest on buy-to-let mortgage payments or is this not worth it?...03-07-2020, 12:59 PM
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Reply to Tax Return - HELP!I signed up for the 2018/19 tax year as I thought I had to declare this and tax it but they said as I earned less than £2500 in property income for the year I didn't need to complete the self-assessment for that year.
After watching more videos I am now even more confused
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Previously loan interest was an allowable expense which could be deducted from the rental income.
Now it is no longer an allowable expense so your rental surplus will be higher and you pay will have higher tax. bill.
However you are allowed to claim 20% of the loan...03-07-2020, 07:43 AM -
Good afternoon all,
I've been getting to grips with the changes to landlord's tax relief over the last few years. One thing that worries me considerably is that since all rental income is now taxed, and I must pay my loan interest and repayments out of this also, that really doesn't leave...02-07-2020, 15:11 PM -
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