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declaring tenancy deposit on tax form

beaufoy · 2018-08-11 04:28:00

Does the LL declare as income when the deposit is received and expence when paid back

11-08-2018 5:28am

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beaufoy

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Does the LL declare as income when the deposit is received and expence when paid back

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#2 11-08-2018 8:43am

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No. Its not income. Only if some/all of the deposit is retained against unpaid rent/repairs does it become income.
Think of it like a loan, there is an expectation it will be repaid.

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#3 11-08-2018 8:59am

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Nope, it's not your money, just resting in your account, and hopefully if all goes well will be repaid back in full at the end of the lease.

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