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Official guidance
Property Income Manual

PIM1000 · Introduction

  • PIM1001 · Overview
  • PIM1003 · Property Income: Income Tax
  • PIM1005 · Property Income: Corporation Tax
  • PIM1010 · Basis of assessment and time apportionment
  • PIM1015 · Basis of assessment – special rules for end of tax year
  • PIM1020 · What is a UK property business?
  • PIM1025 · What is an overseas property business?
  • PIM1030 · Who receives property income?
  • PIM1035 · Jointly owned property and partnerships
  • PIM1040 · Basis periods for partnerships
  • PIM1045 · Life interest trusts
  1. Introduction: contents
  2. Introduction: Property Income: Income Tax

PIM1003 | Introduction: Property Income: Income Tax

From HM Revenue & Customs · Property Income Manual

Key Points on current rules

  • Current legislation for property businesses carried out by individuals or partnerships is within Part 3 ITTOIA2005

  • Income from property profits and losses are mostly computed using the cash basis (see PIM1090 onwards) from tax year 2017-18, subject to certain exceptions. Prior to this they were calculated using normal trading income principles.

  • The basis period for a property business carried out by an Income Tax customer is the tax year (6 April to 5 April) with only two exceptions (see PIM1010 for more details. NB The trade basis period rules cease to apply from 6 April 2024 following transitional arrangements in the tax year 2023-24) – see the Business Income Manual from page BIM81200.

  • For rules on how individuals and partnerships can use losses from a property business please see PIM4200 onwards (PIM4120 for Furnished Holiday Lets). Furnished holiday lettings rules cease to apply in tax years commencing on or after 6 April 2025.

  • Relief for finance costs (mortgage interest etc.) in respect of a dwelling related loan is restricted for tax year 2017-18 and onwards (see PIM2050 onwards)

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