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Landlords tax return book
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Hi LJ,
I've just come across your advice ref online filing and you sound like a pro. May I be bold and ask if you would mind if I PM'd you for a copy of your simple spreadsheet as well? I'll be attempting to filing my very first tax return by end Oct 11. Thank you!
No problems at all. PM your email address and I'll send it to you.You had me at your proper use of "you're".0 -
Lovelyjoolz wrote: »Can I ask one question, that any accountant worth their salt should have asked you: Do you have a pension?
Can I just ask the significance of the pension question, thanks.0 -
for those on the verge of the 40% tax rate, paying into pension gets tax relief so can get them back under the threshold - assuming of course that they are happy to tie their money into a pension productabankerbutnotafatcat wrote: »Can I just ask the significance of the pension question, thanks.0 -
Can I have a copy of the spreadsheet too? This will be my first year filing as a landlord although I have been self employed for a few years in another capacity I would like to keep the two incomes seperate then join them when I file.Life is not the way it’s supposed to be. It’s the way it is. The way you cope with it is what makes the difference.0
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angelsmomma wrote: »Can I have a copy of the spreadsheet too? This will be my first year filing as a landlord although I have been self employed for a few years in another capacity I would like to keep the two incomes seperate then join them when I file.
Sure, PM your email addressYou had me at your proper use of "you're".0 -
pennydrain wrote: »"If you continue to keep your receipts and statements, you'll find the process simple. I have a very simple spreadsheet for tracking income and expenses specifically designed for landlords. If you PM me your email address, I'll forward you a copy"
LJ, would you mind if I pm'd you for a copy as well? I'm in a similar position to the op and will hopefully be doing my own tax returns.
Emily10, Could you send me a copy too please. I have four buy to let properties and am trying to be more efficient with my record keeping.0 -
Hi there any chance I could get a copy of this very helpful tax return spreadsheet .thanks0
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