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Old Apr 15th 2008, 4:05 am
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We've been very silly and not realised about paying tax on the rent we are getting from our UK property. I'm sure we filled in some form to do with tax but just can't remember. We use an Estate Agent in the UK.

We've been renting our UK property for about 3 years. What do we do? Anyone know what forms we need to fill in to clear up what we have failed to declare?
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Originally Posted by Molko1974
We've been very silly and not realised about paying tax on the rent we are getting from our UK property. I'm sure we filled in some form to do with tax but just can't remember. We use an Estate Agent in the UK.

We've been renting our UK property for about 3 years. What do we do? Anyone know what forms we need to fill in to clear up what we have failed to declare?
Go to HMRC website and download form NRL1. It allows a non domiciled UK home owner to avoid UK taxation. Not sure how long you can backdate it for though. Your estate agent should of told you this when you started leasing it out.
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Go to HMRC website and download form NRL1. It allows a non domiciled UK home owner to avoid UK taxation. Not sure how long you can backdate it for though. Your estate agent should of told you this when you started leasing it out.
The original poster may be asking about Australian tax.
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The original poster may be asking about Australian tax.
ah....ok.....my initial talk with our company tax specialist has led me to believe that as my received rent is less than my mortgage payments, therefore I am making a loss and not income, it will not incur tax in Aus, in fact it may even help!!
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Go to HMRC website and download form NRL1. It allows a non domiciled UK home owner to avoid UK taxation. Not sure how long you can backdate it for though. Your estate agent should of told you this when you started leasing it out.

I remember filling this out. Have been looking online, we only get a profit of 900.00 pounds per year.
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Originally Posted by JAJ
The original poster may be asking about Australian tax.

I'm asking about the property we have in the UK and UK tax. There is so much info I am totally confused. But looking online we don't make enough profit for tax (I think)
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I'm asking about the property we have in the UK and UK tax. There is so much info I am totally confused. But looking online we don't make enough profit for tax (I think)
You will be liable for Australian tax on all your worldwide income including rental income from the UK.

There is a double taxation agreement with the UK so you are taxed in your country of residence.

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You will be liable for Australian tax on all your worldwide income including rental income from the UK.

There is a double taxation agreement with the UK so you are taxed in your country of residence.

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You will be liable for Australian tax on all your worldwide income including rental income from the UK.
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Default Re: Tax on UK rent

Originally Posted by Molko1974
We've been very silly and not realised about paying tax on the rent we are getting from our UK property. I'm sure we filled in some form to do with tax but just can't remember. We use an Estate Agent in the UK.

We've been renting our UK property for about 3 years. What do we do? Anyone know what forms we need to fill in to clear up what we have failed to declare?
My husband has just spoken to the tax office. If we had to pay tax they would have contacted us as we gave them a contact address. She said we don't get enough income.
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Originally Posted by Grayling
The rules are different for temporary visa holders.

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Originally Posted by Molko1974
My husband has just spoken to the tax office. If we had to pay tax they would have contacted us as we gave them a contact address. She said we don't get enough income.

Which tax office....the UK or Australian one?

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Originally Posted by Grayling
Which tax office....the UK or Australian one?

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UK. We are still going to talk to our tax lady here in Oz as we are also planning on selling our UK house to buy here. He asked about Capital Gains Tax, she said we don't pay that either as we lived in the property.
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