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Rental Income and Tax Credits
                
                    kylie_206                
                
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                    Hi
I am about to rent my old house out and just have a quick question.
Do I declare ALL the rental income or just the profit (minus expenses, tax and mortgage interest) with regards to my tax credits!?
I don't want to do it wrong and then get into trouble!
Thank you in advance
                I am about to rent my old house out and just have a quick question.
Do I declare ALL the rental income or just the profit (minus expenses, tax and mortgage interest) with regards to my tax credits!?
I don't want to do it wrong and then get into trouble!
Thank you in advance
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            just the profit, you can deduct all expenses in relation to the rental property0
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            Yup, profit only. I expect you'll be completing a tax return as well so try to make sure that the profit you declare on your tax credits renewal at the end of the year is the same as you put on your tax return. They do check you know ;o)0
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            lalli_pickle wrote: »Yup, profit only. I expect you'll be completing a tax return as well so try to make sure that the profit you declare on your tax credits renewal at the end of the year is the same as you put on your tax return. They do check you know ;o)
Hi
Thanks for your reply.
Would it be the same amount on both? I was going to put the profit figure minus the tax on my tax credits form?
Sorry if I'm being thick!
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            As far as I'm aware you put the amount before you deduct tax, same as with employment income.0
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            im pretty sure it should be net profit from property before tax is taken.0
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            im pretty sure it should be net profit from property before tax is taken.
That would be gross profit then!:heartpuls baby no3 due 16th November :heartpulsTEAM YELLOWDFD 16/6/10"Shut your gob! Or I'll come round your houses and stamp on all your toys" The ONE, the ONLY, the LEGENDARY Gene Hunt :heart2:0 
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