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Form 17 and declaration of trust for FHL
Newheight13
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Hello,
Anyone know the step -by-step process for the Form 17 and declaration of trust when dealing with FHL’s?
Anyone know the step -by-step process for the Form 17 and declaration of trust when dealing with FHL’s?
I want a 95:5 with my wife so do I fill a form 17 in online along with a trust deed sent to HMRC by post?
Do I just date these for the 6th of April and send to HMRC straight away?
Thanks!
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Obviously relationships never go wrong and fail
Artful, now married 3 times ...0 -
do you need someone to repeat the instructions written on the form or various websites?Newheight13 said:Hello,
Anyone know the step -by-step process for the Form 17 and declaration of trust when dealing with FHL’s?I want a 95:5 with my wife so do I fill a form 17 in online along with a trust deed sent to HMRC by post?Do I just date these for the 6th of April and send to HMRC straight away?Thanks!
Declare beneficial interests in joint property and income - GOV.UK
I take as read the property is NOT owned as Joint Tenants
This purports to be step by step...
What Is Form 17? A Comprehensive Guide!1 -
I seen them already, outdated and not too relevant today. “no need for form 17 if an FHL”
Sure is from April.0 -
you are misinformedNewheight13 said:I seen them already, outdated and not too relevant today. “no need for form 17 if an FHL”
Sure is from April.
TSEM9820 - Property held jointly by married couples or civil partners: The 50/50 rule: Income from furnished holiday lettings - HMRC internal manual - GOV.UK
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