L liteweight Registered User Messages 1,678 18 Oct 2006 #41 marco said: Can he do this? Maybe he just doesn't want to declare rental income to the revenue. You should be getting rental allowance! Click to expand... Technically, he can't do this. Morally he shouldn't be doing this but I suspect, if they have a lease, he can terminate it at the appropriate time.
marco said: Can he do this? Maybe he just doesn't want to declare rental income to the revenue. You should be getting rental allowance! Click to expand... Technically, he can't do this. Morally he shouldn't be doing this but I suspect, if they have a lease, he can terminate it at the appropriate time.
M Miles Guest 18 Oct 2006 #42 Even if your landlord does not agree you can submit the rent relief form to the revenue. Let the revenue deal with him if hes not compliant!
Even if your landlord does not agree you can submit the rent relief form to the revenue. Let the revenue deal with him if hes not compliant!
L liteweight Registered User Messages 1,678 18 Oct 2006 #43 Is it rent relief or rent allowance? Wasn't quite sure from original post. If it's rent relief then they should go ahead and claim it. They certainly don't need the landlord's agreement.
Is it rent relief or rent allowance? Wasn't quite sure from original post. If it's rent relief then they should go ahead and claim it. They certainly don't need the landlord's agreement.