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microserf · 06/11/2011 19:24

soooo, we're thinking worst case scenarios after some bad news. Sad

if we were to rent out our new house, does anyone know how tax on the rental income is calculated? as i see it, we can deduct allowable expenses from the taxable amount.

my big question is: do the allowable expenses INCLUDE the cost of the interest on the mortgage (as opposed to the capital repayments, which are clearly NOT allowable expenses).

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threeisthemagicnumber · 07/11/2011 09:23

We've just done this (for the second time).

You're right. The allowable expensenses do include the cost of the interest, any other costs associated with renting the property (agents fees etc)

A list of allowable expenses
here

scaryteacher · 07/11/2011 09:58

For me it is:
gross rent received
less

mortgage interest
agents fees
insurance
any repairs/upkeep

deduct losses from previous year
deduct tax free allowance (if applicable)

= taxable income

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