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That's correct, it does seem very harsh.Originally posted by dx4100 View PostWell the plan would be that we use it maybe a couple of weeks a year and then its rented out to market for the rest.
Just been doing some reading and its all a bit tulip...
If I use it just once then it becomes BIK and I have to pay the tax based on use of it for the WHOLE YEAR
You can use ESC A91 to reduce the BIK to the period you use it if you offer it other employees. I am the only employee so I presume that isn't an option ?Comment
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This would suggest I might be alright ?Originally posted by Darren at DynamoAccounts View PostThat's correct, it does seem very harsh.
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Although the fact is archived makes you wonder....Comment
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Just had a chat with our tax partner about it, it's all down to the property being "available". So if you had 6 months bookings, in theory it would be "available" for the directors use for the remaining 6 months.
One possible way to negate would be to appoint an agent who would control the bookings and also the keys, in effect making it unavailable for general use other than the couple of weeks that you'd use.Comment
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Thank you for this Darren!Originally posted by Darren at DynamoAccounts View PostJust had a chat with our tax partner about it, it's all down to the property being "available". So if you had 6 months bookings, in theory it would be "available" for the directors use for the remaining 6 months.
One possible way to negate would be to appoint an agent who would control the bookings and also the keys, in effect making it unavailable for general use other than the couple of weeks that you'd use.
Yes I just came to the same thinking. The property will in fact be handed over to a management company, that is our exact plan and we will probably have a deal where we have it available x amount of time a year. So the BIK will apply to the time frame quite nicely.
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Where do you want to buy this family home?Originally posted by dx4100 View PostThank you for this Darren!
Yes I just came to the same thinking. The property will in fact be handed over to a management company, that is our exact plan and we will probably have a deal where we have it available x amount of time a year. So the BIK will apply to the time frame quite nicely.
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Holiday Home.... North Wales is the most likely location... Only a short drive for us.Originally posted by diseasex View PostWhere do you want to buy this family home?Comment
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Ah makes sense. I was thinking spain , tenerife to be exact. but the taxes are ridiculous ... like 15% on the top of the purchase.Originally posted by dx4100 View PostHoliday Home.... North Wales is the most likely location... Only a short drive for us.Comment
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I fancy buying in France... but not sure on how to go about it... Job for another dayOriginally posted by diseasex View PostAh makes sense. I was thinking spain , tenerife to be exact. but the taxes are ridiculous ... like 15% on the top of the purchase.
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Interesting response from my accountant...
I just generally asked him his thoughts without probably giving all the required details and he said...
- One property I should do it privately
- when selling the property the first £11,100 of gains (2016/17’s rates) would be covered by the Capital Gains Annual Exemption – if the company made any profit on the disposal this would be taxed
- I may not be entitled to Entrepreneur’s Relief if conducted via your company as it may no longer be deemed purely a ‘trading company’.
- Our advice may change in future due to planned changes to the relief given on personal mortgage interest effective 2017/18. If your rental profits do become significant, it may also be tax-efficient to conduct these through a limited company type set-up.
Like I say, it was a very general and vague inquiry so I wouldn't hold him to this as the question wasn't specific enough but I found the general advice a bit different from our conversation here so thought it was worthy of mention.
Obviously changing from trading to investment has a big impact on your main business. So I need to think about that.Comment
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