SearchFiling of taxable income
Mandy asks:
(updated on Friday, September 04th 2020)
We have owned a rental property since 1999. In January we sold half to my daughter and her husband. I am currently completing our IR3s and can't seem to find anywhere to tell them about the house sale as it definitely falls in the non-taxable sales bracket. I don't need to fill in an IR833 or tick other income. I am wondering about depreciation recovery, I am filing the IR3s myself as they are due soon!
Our Experts Answer:
It is your own responsibility to make a complete and accurate filing of your taxable income. If depreciated property has been disposed of at above book value you will need to include this as income in your return on filing.
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