The UK tax system dictates that non-UK residents who receive rental income from property within the UK are liable for income tax payable to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
This applies
to individuals, companies and trusts that receive UK rental income.
·
Individuals are considered
Non-resident Landlords (NRL) if they live outside the UK for 6 months or more
per year.
·
Companies that are either
incorporated outside of the UK or have its main office/premises outside of the
UK are classified as a NRL.
· A trust is a NRL if all trustees live outside of the UK.
How we can help
Given the attractiveness of the UK property landscape and the buoyant rental market, our clients include individuals, companies and trusts to whom we offer a full range of services:
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Advice on the UK tax
implications of owning UK rental property.
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Assist in the completion and
submission of Self-Assessment returns.
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Preparation of rental accounts.
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Advice on UK tax deductible
expenses incurred.
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Maintaining adequate records so
as to comply with HMRC’s NRLS.
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Convenience in that UK tax
affairs relating to UK rental property are up to date and in order.