Property Income Flashcards

1
Q

Is rent taxed on an accruals or actual basis?

A

Accruals Basis.

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2
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Is property income non-savings, savings or dividend income?

A

Non-savings.

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3
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Are incidental expenses calculated on an accruals or actual basis?

A

Accruals Basis.

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4
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Are capital costs deductible?

A

No, as they give long term benefit.

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5
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If a landlord buys furniture to furnish a rental property, would this be deductible?

A

No.

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6
Q

If a landlord replaces furniture in a furnished rental property, would this be deductible?

A

Yes, the full cost of the replacement furniture may be deducted.

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7
Q

How are income and expenses treated where there are multiple properties?

A

We would pool the income and expenses together to calculate taxable property income.

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8
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Is there a time limit to how long property income losses can be carried forward?

A

No, a loss can be carried forward indefinitely.

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9
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How are income and expenses for Furnished Holiday Lets (FHL) pooled?

A

Separately with other FHLs. Other properties are kept separate.

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10
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How many days in a tax year must a property be available to let and actually let to qualify as an FHL?

A

Available to let for at least 210 days each tax year.

Let for at least 105 days each tax year.

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11
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What are the advantages of having an FHL?

A
  • Income may be put in to a pension scheme. This is essentially tax free therefore. This doesn’t apply to normal rental income.
  • Capital allowances can be claimed on furniture rather than the renewals basis.
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