I started renting out a small property in S. Europe in 2017 and pay taxes there, which seemed similar to the taxes here (and the first year it was even at a loss), so I didn't actually add it to my very simple otherwise self-assessment, mostly due to laziness, thinking it doesn't really matter if I don't owe due to the double taxation tax treaty.
However, I found out recently discussing it with someone in the same situation, that most of the tax I pay there is property tax, which would be considered an expense, not income tax, so I would end up owing a few hundred quid per year. I will therefore declare it for last year now, but I should really go back to amend as far back as 2016-2017. The HMRC website is a bit vague on that, it says "write to us" to amend something that old, which sounds a bit strange (my assessments are done online - there is no amend option for that far back).
Any idea what this sort of amendment involves? Any advice?
Thanks in advance!
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