Self Assessment Course on DVD for Property Letting & Selling
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Theoretical part is visual presentation with a voice over that explains essential topics required to calculate a tax liability for property letting and selling businesses.
Topics included are:
Essential introduction to tax return
Registration and Activation of free online software
Introduction to property tax return
LETTING AN ENTIRE HOME
Taxable income calculation steps
Property letting expenses
Wear & Tear and Renewals Allowances
LETTING PART OF YOUR HOME TO A LODGER
Income from lodger below or above £4,250
Claim Expenses or Rent a Room Relief
Letting to lodger expenses
CAPITAL GAINS TAX (CGT) ON DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY
Introduction to CGT on disposal of property
Disposing your main home
Disposing not main home
5 steps to calculate CGT on property disposal
Practical part is live videos with a voice over showing and explaining how to use free HMRC software to complete and submit tax returns for most popular property letting and selling cases.
Practical examples include situations where:
EXAMPLE 1: Property income (made Net profit below £2,500) & Employment income (self assessment not required)
EXAMPLE 2: Property income (made Net profit above £2,500) & Employment income (self assessment required)
EXAMPLE 3: Property income (made loss) & Employment income (self assessment required)
EXAMPLE 4: Property income (made profit) & had Self Employment income (made profit) (self assessment required)
EXAMPLE 5: Let room to a lodger (claim Rent a Room Relief) & had Employment Income (self assessment required)
EXAMPLE 6: Let room to a lodger (claim Expenses) & had Employment Income (self assessment required)
EXAMPLE 7: Made gain from selling not main home & had Employment income
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Theoretical part is visual presentation with a voice over that explains essential topics required to calculate a tax liability for property letting and selling businesses.
Topics included are:
Essential introduction to tax return
Registration and Activation of free online software
Introduction to property tax return
LETTING AN ENTIRE HOME
Taxable income calculation steps
Property letting expenses
Wear & Tear and Renewals Allowances
LETTING PART OF YOUR HOME TO A LODGER
Income from lodger below or above £4,250
Claim Expenses or Rent a Room Relief
Letting to lodger expenses
CAPITAL GAINS TAX (CGT) ON DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY
Introduction to CGT on disposal of property
Disposing your main home
Disposing not main home
5 steps to calculate CGT on property disposal
Practical part is live videos with a voice over showing and explaining how to use free HMRC software to complete and submit tax returns for most popular property letting and selling cases.
Practical examples include situations where:
EXAMPLE 1: Property income (made Net profit below £2,500) & Employment income (self assessment not required)
EXAMPLE 2: Property income (made Net profit above £2,500) & Employment income (self assessment required)
EXAMPLE 3: Property income (made loss) & Employment income (self assessment required)
EXAMPLE 4: Property income (made profit) & had Self Employment income (made profit) (self assessment required)
EXAMPLE 5: Let room to a lodger (claim Rent a Room Relief) & had Employment Income (self assessment required)
EXAMPLE 6: Let room to a lodger (claim Expenses) & had Employment Income (self assessment required)
EXAMPLE 7: Made gain from selling not main home & had Employment income
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