Mark Alexander and Property 118 have been an invaluable support to me as a private landlord over the years. Mark's expertise and advice have been crucial for me to make the decision to incorporate my property portfolio. Mark has supported...
Here is an update in the Times regarding the situation in Dublin following their Tenant Tax and subsequent attempt to cool the market with rent controls:............A lesson for the UK perhaps! Rent controls ‘raising pressure on tenants’ Opposition TDs have...
Hi Bill, if you go on the flat rate VAT of 10.5 per cent, then you got to pay 10.5 per cent on both your short term lets (holiday lets/B&Bs) PLUS 10.5 percent on your buy to let's ! Normally...
I think the NLA & RLA should act like a trade union and recommend their members increase rents by 30% over the next 4 years. This TAX would then become highly political -the news papers would start writing, and perhaps...
Reply to the comment left by "Mark Brown" at "30/09/2015 - 19:39": Perhaps those of us who don't like to call it "Tenant Tax" could call it "Tenancy Tax"?? "Tenancy Tax" would imply it affects both landlords & tenants. At...
Ive had an idea and was wondering what would happen if: The Residential Landlords Association & the National Landlords Association told the government now- that should this tenant tax be passed, then they would be "recommending" to their 100,000 members...
I agree it's an undercover tenant tax. It's similar to VAT ( because it's a tax on turnover and VAT is also based on turnover). VAT is a consumption tax and is paid by the consumer not the supplier.- so...
Ireland is planning tax breaks for landlords in its next budget. The U.K. & Ireland are doing the exact opposite in order to solve the same problem- shortage of housing! One country must be wrong... http://m.independent.ie/irish-news/politics/landlord-tax-breaks-planned-to-solve-housing-crisis-31554109.html
Reply to the comment left by "Bill Morgan" at "24/08/2015 - 00:10": Hi Bill, There is a problem with holiday lets which very few people know about. Once your rent is over 80k you got to VAT register (ie add...
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The fiancée with no money is a completely different animal to the fiancée with 12 odd million!
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Mark Alexander and Property 118 have been an invaluable support to me as a private landlord over the years. Mark's expertise and advice have been crucial for me to make the decision to incorporate my property portfolio. Mark has supported...
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Here is an update in the Times regarding the situation in Dublin following their Tenant Tax and subsequent attempt to cool the market with rent controls:............A lesson for the UK perhaps! Rent controls ‘raising pressure on tenants’ Opposition TDs have...
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Hi Bill, if you go on the flat rate VAT of 10.5 per cent, then you got to pay 10.5 per cent on both your short term lets (holiday lets/B&Bs) PLUS 10.5 percent on your buy to let's ! Normally...
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Hi Bill, Short term lets (B&Bs & Holiday Lets) are not just more labor intensive! They got VAT (20% of rental rate) and Rates
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I think the NLA & RLA should act like a trade union and recommend their members increase rents by 30% over the next 4 years. This TAX would then become highly political -the news papers would start writing, and perhaps...
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Reply to the comment left by "Mark Brown" at "30/09/2015 - 19:39": Perhaps those of us who don't like to call it "Tenant Tax" could call it "Tenancy Tax"?? "Tenancy Tax" would imply it affects both landlords & tenants. At...
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Ive had an idea and was wondering what would happen if: The Residential Landlords Association & the National Landlords Association told the government now- that should this tenant tax be passed, then they would be "recommending" to their 100,000 members...
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Typo- should be Exempt (not except)
Read More →26th September 2015, 11 years ago
I agree it's an undercover tenant tax. It's similar to VAT ( because it's a tax on turnover and VAT is also based on turnover). VAT is a consumption tax and is paid by the consumer not the supplier.- so...
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Ireland is planning tax breaks for landlords in its next budget. The U.K. & Ireland are doing the exact opposite in order to solve the same problem- shortage of housing! One country must be wrong... http://m.independent.ie/irish-news/politics/landlord-tax-breaks-planned-to-solve-housing-crisis-31554109.html
Read More →Reply to comment left by Bill Morgan at 24/08/2015 - 00:10
Reply to the comment left by "Bill Morgan" at "24/08/2015 - 00:10": Hi Bill, There is a problem with holiday lets which very few people know about. Once your rent is over 80k you got to VAT register (ie add...
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