Undeclared Income from property Rental

Postby chazer1 on Wed Sep 15, 2004 1:44 am

I bought a flat back in 1987 and then started renting it out in 1989. I didn't make any profits for the next 4 years (due to maintenance costs etc.)and consequently I never declared the income. In total this is now aprox £13,000 after expenses for the entire rental period.
The flat became vacant in 2001. The IR has always seen this property as my PPR which it was not as I was living elsewhere in another property which I bought in 1991.
I realize I should have declared this and want to put the situation right, but am afraid of the penalties as I would have made incorrect declarations on my tax returns for so many years.
Has anyone got any advice for me on how to put things right.
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Postby David40 on Thu Sep 16, 2004 2:57 am

[ this answer has been removed as it is illegal ]
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Postby Taxbar on Sun Sep 19, 2004 2:55 am

This site cannot assist people with evasion and David40's advice should be ignored!

You need to go to a tax specialist in back-duty cases who will prepare rental income schedules for all the prior years and submit them to the Revenue.
They should be able to negotiate a lenient solution from the Revenue.

If you leave the situation as it is you are merely storing up trouble for the future and ever increasing penalties and interest!

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Strategic Tax Planning
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Postby chazer1 on Mon Sep 20, 2004 3:08 pm

Many thanks for your for your response...I was aware that Davids answer just left me with the same problem.

Where can I find a specialist in back duty tax cases?
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