Renting Home and tax?

[Mark_Mc]

That's no problem Rmelly, I have no difficulty with what you said. It's just that in the absence of face to face meetings and actual engagements with people and knowing all the facts that can be quickly established in meetings it is very difficult to cover everything. There are so many variables at times in tax that keeping something general can get you into trouble to easily. I am long enough in the game to know.

Again, no worries on your comments rmelly.

We're going around in circles here, so this is a bit pointless. I'm sorry but I stand by my comment - your first post (to which I was responding) refers to 5 years without any reference to purchase date - presumably an oversight on your part.

I have no doubt you are well qualified, the point has now been clarified so can we leave it at that?

 

[ubiquitous]

Re: Renting Home and tax??

The best advice on this issue will only arise from a face to face meeting with a registered tax advisor.

Why, exactly? Should a practising accountant not be able to give equivalent advice on this issue?