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Got an AirBnB property?
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Got an AirBnB property?
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It's a bit late if you started letting it in 2018/19 and didn't declare it then... Should just about be able to get away with it if you started letting it since April 2019.Originally posted by DaveB View Postmerely at clientco for the entertainment -
Surely nobody is stupid enough to have undeclared income from AirBnB. Aren't they? Perhaps not?Public Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
Officially CUK certified - Thick as f**k.Comment
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I suspect we won't be surprised....Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostSurely nobody is stupid enough to have undeclared income from AirBnB. Aren't they? Perhaps not?merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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I would not be surprised if less than half of AirBNB owners have declared that income.Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostSurely nobody is stupid enough to have undeclared income from AirBnB. Aren't they? Perhaps not?Comment
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Not read the article yet, so...
Can AirBnB rental be covered by the rent a room relief, or whatever it is?
Still needs to be declared, of course, which I suspect many people haven't even remotely considered. Especially those who may rent out on an ad hoc basis.Comment
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From the articleOriginally posted by ladymuck View PostNot read the article yet, so...
Can AirBnB rental be covered by the rent a room relief, or whatever it is?
Still needs to be declared, of course, which I suspect many people haven't even remotely considered. Especially those who may rent out on an ad hoc basis.
What to declare
The Airbnb insight report for 2017/18 says the annual earnings from Airbnb by a typical UK host is £3,100, (£3,800 in Scotland). This lies within the room-a-room relief allowance of £7,500, so would not generate a tax reporting obligation for a host who only lets out part of their main home.
However, letting a second or third home that generates income in excess of £1,000 in a tax year will create a tax reporting obligation. The £1,000 limit is the trading and miscellaneous income annual allowance that can apply to letting income that doesn’t fall within rent-a-room relief.Comment
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What sort of ID do you need to provide to rent via Airbnb ? National Insurance No. ? It might not be that easy for HMRC to pin it down on a simple search.Comment
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HMRC will have the appropriate bank account details amongst the datasets they have access to...Originally posted by rootsnall View PostWhat sort of ID do you need to provide to rent via Airbnb ? National Insurance No. ? It might not be that easy for HMRC to pin it down on a simple search.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Yes should be easy enough I guess. Years ago in Oz they brought in a Tax File No system and you can't sneeze without providing one. Works wonders for tax collection I think.Originally posted by eek View PostHMRC will have the appropriate bank account details amongst the datasets they have access to...Comment
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