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Sally BFCA replied

23 April 2010, 15:03
Originally posted by Bluebird View Post

I've just sold my house and am going to rent a house till I decide to buy again - is there any value in putting the rental through the business?

Just to expand on badger's comment, you cannot claim as the rented house will be your primary residence. If it was a secondary residence undertaken for business reasons (closer to work site) then you could claim the expense.
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badger7579 replied

23 April 2010, 14:44
Not really for business reasons is it...
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Bluebird started a topic Renting a House

23 April 2010, 14:40
Renting a House

I've just sold my house and am going to rent a house till I decide to buy again - is there any value in putting the rental through the business?
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