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Possible Tax Relief on Utility Charges whilst Selling Property
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afaik - someone may correct me.
In theory she could claim the water and utilities - but i dont think you can claim tax relief on tax.
That said what is she claiming tax relief against, if there was no income?0 -
She had some interest which would be taxable and also she will have to pay CGT on the house sale so any relief would help in reducing her liability.0
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Losses can be only be offset against income from a similar source.
There'll be no offset against CGT.
People often overlook the cost of winding up a let property.0 -
I'm pretty sure that you cannot deduct expenses against CGT, even on the same property but somebody else with more recent tax knowledge may know better.johnfella said:She had some interest which would be taxable and also she will have to pay CGT on the house sale so any relief would help in reducing her liability.
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