Tax - rental income in UK
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Tax - rental income in UK
First time completing a tax return after a full year as tax resident in 2019.
When figuring out the cost of the property in the UK for deprecation purposes, would I use the 2019 FX rate or the exchange rate of the year I purchased the property - 2016?
When figuring out the cost of the property in the UK for deprecation purposes, would I use the 2019 FX rate or the exchange rate of the year I purchased the property - 2016?
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Re: Tax - rental income in UK
Neither. Unless the property is a QBU you use the spot rate for the date of purchase. In the US you'll want Schedule E, Form 4562, Form 8852, Form 8858 & Form 1116.
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Re: Tax - rental income in UK
Noted, thank you!
Will take a look at those other forms and make sure they're completed - hoping Turbotax will check most of them off.
Will take a look at those other forms and make sure they're completed - hoping Turbotax will check most of them off.
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Cost I included actual value that I paid for it, plus solicitor fees and stamp duty.
Land value I figured as the property value only, multiplied by a factor of 15%. The property is one of six flats in a single building.