Trading Allowance and multiple income sources question

itm2

I am retired, but generate income from a few sources - each of which I need to declare on separate forms on my Self Assessment form. My question is: what would be the best way for me to allocate the £1k Trading Allowance on my Return?
The incomes sources are:
- IT Support - revenue £612, expenses £162
- Focus Groups - revenue £225, expenses £33
- Rental income from renting out our driveway on Justpark - £3,000
Since the Justpark income needs to be declared as income from property, presumably it is not eligible for Trading Allowance? If that's the case, then can I allocate the Trading Allowance across both of the other income sources to reduce my tax liability on those sources to zero?

Dazed_and_C0nfused

You might want to read up on the Property Allowance.

itm2

Dazed_and_C0nfused said:

You might want to read up on the Property Allowance.

Thanks - that's great news I hadn't heard about that. 
As the other sources don't exceed £1k presumably I can just omit those from the Return altogether?

oldbikebloke

you might find this useful 
Tax-free allowances on property and trading income - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

as you are already in SA, you certainly need to do the rental income section and claim the property allowance against it

in respect of your self employment, you just confirm your profit is less than the trading allowance so no further details required