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Property Income Manual

PIM4480 · Property allowance: contents: examples

  • PIM4481 · Relievable receipts of a property business
  • PIM4482 · When it can be beneficial for individuals to elect for full relief not to apply
  • PIM4483 · Computation of partial relief for one relevant property business
  • PIM4484 · Computation of partial relief for two relevant property businesses
  • PIM4485 · The exclusion from the property allowance of income satisfying the conditions for rent-a-room receipts
  • PIM4486 · Exclusion of the property allowance when relevant property income comes from a connected firm
  • PIM4487 · When it's not beneficial to claim a S274A deduction
  • PIM4488 · Using the property allowance and income from an interest in possession trust
  • PIM4489 · Exclusion of property allowance for income from a discretionary trust
  1. Property allowance: contents: examples
  2. Property allowance: contents: examples: exclusion of the property allowance when relevant property income comes from a connected firm

PIM4486 | Property allowance: contents: examples: exclusion of the property allowance when relevant property income comes from a connected firm

From HM Revenue & Customs · Property Income Manual

Vijay lets out his garage to an unconnected third party in the tax year 2018-19 and collects relievable receipts of £1,000 for the year. Vijay also lets out his driveway to a law firm in which his daughter is a partner and collects receipts of £500 for this.

Vijay’s relevant property income is £1,500. However, as some of this income is from a connected firm, the property allowance is not available to Vijay for 2018-19.

If however, Vijay had only the relievable receipts from letting his garage (to the unconnected third party), he could choose to claim the property allowance, instead of expenses.

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