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What Can I Claim as Expenses?
Expenses you can claim relate to the running of your property rental business and also any maintenance costs need to upkeep your property. Any capital expenditure, such as extensions, will be deductible when you come to sell the property. With Taxd, you can ensure that the maximum allowable expenses are claimed in your Self Assessment tax return. This ensures that you pay tax only on the profit that you should be paying tax out of.
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As a Landlord, How am I Taxed?
If your rental income is over £10,000 (or £2,500 profit after expenses) you will need to pay tax via a Self Assessment tax return. This will include details of all your income - from employment or self-employment. The rates at which you are taxed, will depend on your other earnings. We’ll help you maximise your tax efficiency by picking the relevant deductions, credits and reliefs applicable to you.
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