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Self assesment form- Income from property
Jellybubba
Posts: 3 Newbie
in Cutting tax
Hiya,
Can anyone help me with this? I literally need a dummy guide as i have no idea what I am doing (i have spoken to the HMRC twice and haven't found them helpful at all)
TIA
Can anyone help me with this? I literally need a dummy guide as i have no idea what I am doing (i have spoken to the HMRC twice and haven't found them helpful at all)
TIA
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by the sound of your ignorance I assume this is your first year so you would be infinitely better off paying an accountant to prepare your return for you as they will know a lot more about what you can claim than you will learn in the time available from random jottings taken from internet forums - although of course at this late stage finding an accountant able to take you on will be no easy task
if you do, their cost will also be tax deductable!0 -
you answered your own question, its a section in the self assessment. how can you go wrong?Target Savings by end 2009: 20,000
current savings: 20,500 (target hit yippee!)
Debts: 8000 (student loan so doesnt count)
new target savings by Feb 2010: 30,0000
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