Tax help!

Bexs2010

I currently rent out 1 property which has been rented out for 3 years, plan was to sell but now we’re just going to move back in. I currently pay the landlord tax through HMRC online self assessment. 

The Tennant is moving out this weekend, what form do I fill out to inform HMRC of this? Do I have to wait until I fill out 25/26 tax form? 

Also if plans change again and we do sell, is it a different form 

Thank you in advance 

tacpot12

This link should help: Self Assessment tax returns: If you no longer need to send a tax return - GOV.UK

If you have rental income in the current tax year, you will still need to complete a Self-Assessment form for the the current tax year after 6th April 2026, then you can tell HMRC you want to stop. Providing you do so before 21st January 2027 and HMRC agree, you won't need to submit a Self-Assessment form for the 2026-2027 tax year.

This seems to allow plenty of time for your plans to change.  

Nomunnofun1

Alternatively you could answer question 2 when completing the property income section the return.

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/67ed5069e9c76fa33048c6b0/sa105_2025.pdf

Bexs2010

Nomunnofun1 said:

Alternatively you could answer question 2 when completing the property income section the return.

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/67ed5069e9c76fa33048c6b0/sa105_2025.pdf

Thank you, Would it only be question 2 I need to answer? 

Nomunnofun1

Bexs2010 said:

Nomunnofun1 said:

Alternatively you could answer question 2 when completing the property income section the return.

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/67ed5069e9c76fa33048c6b0/sa105_2025.pdf

Thank you, Would it only be question 2 I need to answer? 

Yes - doesn’t mean that HMRC won’t overlook it though!

mlz1413

You need to wait for 25/26 tax return and declare your 6th April 2025 to July 2025 income and expenses. 

Also complete question 2 so that it shows the income ceased in 2025/26.

By April 2026 you will know if the BTL is sold/ being sold and can also declare any income for CGT that is due.