How to Report Rental Income On The Self-Assessment Tax Return 22/23

Video quality	The size	Download

Information How to Report Rental Income On The Self-Assessment Tax Return 22/23

Title	:	How to Report Rental Income On The Self-Assessment Tax Return 22/23
Lasting	:	43.26
Date of publication	:
Views	:	7,2 rb

Thank you for this extremely helpful video
Comment from : Bhagya lakshmana murthy

Great video, very clear walkthrough, it helped a lot! Just a quick question: is any of the following expenses allowed to be claimed back when buying for the first time a buy-to-let property, or in case of re-mortgage? If, where can I put them? br1 Mortgage advisor fee;br2 Conveyancer fee;br3 Surveyorbrbrthank you very much!brMarcello
Comment from : Marcello Martiradonna

Cheers Really helpful
Comment from : Mohammed Miah

Thank you for your videos, do you do one for someone who just has one rental property? I am renting my flat out whilst I am studying and working part-time, all the numbers are confusing me!
Comment from : J Brophs

Thanks for your video!
Comment from : 一粒微塵

could do with time stamps on here
Comment from : Thanataphobia

It is not clear , HMRC stopped claiming the mortgage interest so how can we declare the mortgage interest to reduce the profit, need more explanation
Comment from : Sivas Holidays

This is a great informative video, thank you I've tried to make contact, as I have a query and would be happy to pay for your time I've left a phone message, and emailed No reply
Comment from : Ca Findlay

Seems like you do not reply any queries :(
Comment from : LG

Hi, Adam, very helpful I got a question for investment property rental income tax filing, the property is joint property 50 to 50 with spouse, but my spouse agreed to give up his 50 and fully paid to my own bank account, can I declare the 100 rental under my tax filing?
Comment from : fanjulia99

Hello, I’m abt to buy an hmo property (mortgage)which will be giving me a cash flow of £1000 each month Frm d management company, I work full time with a annual salary of £35k …pls how much tax roughly will I be paying from the £1000 cash flow? I ll really appreciate ur answer
Comment from : Kenosky

Hi, thank you for the video Somehow I couldn't locate the 'Tailor your return' page for 22/23 tax year Could you send it to me? Thank you
Comment from : William Tin

Appreciated brCalm and clear, and well spoken
Comment from : Don Teah

😡 Promo`SM
Comment from : Melba Lesch

Hi,brCan I talk to you about my 2021-2022 rent income tax return back? I need done this very soon How can I contact you? Thanks
Comment from : Chinese Little Princess

Thank you for the great information and explication’s 👍
Comment from : Devils Fan

These videos are BRILLIANT and so informative Thank you
Comment from : S H

In a future video, please could you deal with dividends received from foreign registered ETFs and shares - tax may already be paid in the country of origin and if so what allowance rates to use and how to disclose on the self assessment?
Comment from : Dave Fricker