Property Income Flashcards

1
Q

when can you use the cash basis for property income

A

on less than £150,000

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2
Q

is a rental deposit treated as income

A

no, unless the landlord states they will be keeping it

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3
Q

3 examples of deductible property expenses

A

cleaning costs ( not for landlord)
letting agents fees
repairs

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4
Q

how much of interest paid is deductible from the property income

A

25%

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5
Q

what do you do with the remaining 75% of interest from property income

A

20% of it can be deducted from the individuals income tax liability

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6
Q

what is the amount of relief you get on the expenditure of a replacement asset

A

new replacement cost - proceeds from selling the old asset

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7
Q

what are the 4 rules for accomodation counting as furnished holiday letting

A

it is available for commercial letting for no less than 210 days

it is actually let for at least 105 days

tenants dont generally stay for over 31 days and never more than 155 days in a tax year

Its located in the EEA

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8
Q

what are the 4 advantages of having a furnished holiday let

A

no finance cost restrictions

capital allowances on furniture

income as treated earned income

capital gains tax rollover relief

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9
Q

whats for the formula for trading income deduction for traders

A

property income assessment on landlord/ life of lease

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10
Q

how much property income is exempt for a tenant renting a room

A

7500

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11
Q

what are the choices you have when claiming rent a room relief which is over 7500

A

either total rent received - rent expenses
or
assessed on just the excess of 7500 with no expense deduction

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