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Income tax on house keeping money
covy
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in Cutting tax
Hi All . I will be moving in with my girlfriend soon who owns her flat, we both work and I will be giving her money each month for household bills eg food ,heating water, council tax etc. She is worried that the money I give her will count as income and will be taxed on this, could anyone give me some information on this .
Many thanks Rog
Many thanks Rog
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No it won’t.0
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Shhh! Don't give HMRC ideas!Now a gainfully employed bassist again - WooHoo!0
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It isn't income. It is a contribution to costs. You don't employ her, so there is no basis on which it can be taxed.0
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