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Rent only income still get TC?
RDB
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If a person owns a couple of properties and has rental income from them as only income can he still get TC?
I have tried it on entitledto.com and it comes out alright.
The sinario I tried was a couple with 1 child with about a grand a month rent coming in as only income, but working 30hrs wk as landlord caretaker.
What I want to know is do you only put on TC form the profit not expenses?
I have tried it on entitledto.com and it comes out alright.
The sinario I tried was a couple with 1 child with about a grand a month rent coming in as only income, but working 30hrs wk as landlord caretaker.
What I want to know is do you only put on TC form the profit not expenses?
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Yes you would only need to declare the profit but they would need to register as self employed.
Does it really take 30+ hours p/w to look after a property or two though?
Maybe wiser to register as employed 16+ hours p/w. There would still be WTC as the applicant has a child.
There would need to be some record keeping as proof in case there is a compliance investigation at some point.0 -
Thanks but 16hrs reduces the TC he would get.
What kind of records would be needed? Like a day diary?0 -
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The difference between the WTC payments for 16 and 30 hours is around £14 p/w maximum.
Would it be worth fraudulently trying to prove he is working 30 hours p/w when he isnt.0 -
Yes I think your right about 16 hrs is more realistic I dont want to rock the boat.
My `friend` just wants to semi retire and live off the income from his 2 rents coming in.
What about if he starts a business and spends a lot on set up expenses?
Obviously need to keep good records.0 -
I think you, sorry your friend is a very dodgy character. To come on here and ask about claiming money that 'you' aren't entitled to is disgusting!0
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Is it really possible in this brave new country we live in to own 2 properties (at least) and still ask for handouts from the taxpayers?0
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