Investors
Are you investing in property or an investor? Find property investment advice on what expenses that can and can’t be claimed for, stamp duty rates for investors, types of investment mortgages, and information on different type of taxes that apply to investors.
Expenses: What you can't claim
As a landlord there are a number of expenses that you cannot claim for. Is is important to know what you can and cannot claim for to ensure that your tax return is correct and to ensure that you are paying the minimum amount of taxes due.
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Why You Should Trust Your Estate Agent
When a decision to sell is made, the first port of call is usually an estate agent who will come, look the place over and give his professional opinion on what it is worth.
What Expenses Can I Claim on My Property?
If a premises is let for residential purposes and it is furnished, a claim can be made for a wear and tear allowance based on the cost of the furniture and fittings.
Stamp Duty Rates for Investors
People who rent out new or second-hand houses or apartments are considered 'investors'.
Income Tax and my second property
If you are a landlord and receive income from renting accommodation, you are liable for taxation.
Capital Gains Tax & Capital Acquisitions Tax
Capital Gains Tax (cgt) is a tax on the profit made when property is sold or otherwise disposed of, such as by way of a gift.
Investors Guide
Investing in residential property is a tax-efficient and low risk method of investing for the future.
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