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PROPERTY RENTAL BUSINESS ACTIVITY
Total Accounting, Chartered Accountants offer as part of their services assistance to their clients with property rental investments and business activity and would be happy to assist you in your subsequent accounting and taxation requirements relating to this.
The following Documentation includes the detail we will require to assist in this regard. Read the articles below this relating to Property Rental Business Activity.
BUSINESS DOCUMENTATION
REQUIRED FOR PREPARATION OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR RENTAL PROPERTY BUSINESS
1.
PREVIOUS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS If you are a new client and have
previously been in business the Financial Statements from the previous
year. 2.
BANK STATEMENTS For all business Bank Accounts and
for the full period. Please
check you have them all and if not order missing copies. 3.
CHEQUE BOOKS FOR YEAR For all the bank accounts operated
by the business for the whole year.
If business payments this
should be noted. 4.
This should have separate sections
for Cash Receipts and Cash
Payments and analyse the Receipts and Payments to
income and cost categories.
All items on your business Bank Accounts for the period should be
itemised. If you have more
than one property break this down to individual property. 5.
BUSINESS ITEMS NOT PROCESSED THROUGH BUSINESS BANK ACCOUNTS (PAYMENTS) If
you paid for business related costs out of pocket and not from your
business Bank Account, or you don’t have a specific Business Bank
Account, you please provide a
list which shows as below. If you have more than one property break this
down to individual property.
If you have purchased or sold
Properties during the year the full Solicitors Package relating to these
transactions. 7.
LOAN STATEMENTS Provide all the Loan Statements
relating to the Property Rental (in Bank Statement format) for the whole
year. 8.
RELATING TO YOUR RENTAL INCOME RECEIPTS Provide a Summary of your
information as to the Property Rental receipts during the year.
If you have more than one property break this down to individual
property.
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9.
YOUR SUPPLIERS INVOICES The Invoices you have collected from
Suppliers relating to your payments for the period. The following are cost types which
are, if related to the Property Rental property, are allowable as expense
deductions:
10.
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current year IR3 Personal, IR4 Company, IR6 Trust, IR7 Partnership
Income Tax Returns and Summary of Earnings Forms if you were not on our
agency list and received these direct. -
any other correspondence with IRD.
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11.
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE (SUNDRY DEBTORS) Please prepare a list of amounts for
any Rental Income owed to you by your Tenants at balance date with the
following columns:
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indicate any amount which you consider unlikely to receive payment
for. 12.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE (SUNDRY CREDITORS) Please prepare a list of amounts
which you have received Supplier’s Invoices for as at balance date and
are owing by you at balance date with the following columns:
Please provide the Statement received the bank or other financial institution indicating: -
Gross Income. -
Resident Withholding Tax deducted. Ensure that you provide this from
all institutions from which you received interest income. 14.
DIVIDEND INCOME Please provide the Dividend
Remittance advices received for the Dividend Issuer.
Ensure that you provide all Dividend Remittance advices for the
year. 15.
ANY OTHER OTHER INCOME WHATSOEVER This could include: -
Distributions from a Trust. -
Income / Losses from other business activities for which
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Profits/ Losses from any Partnership
you are a partner in and for which McLean and Co are not preparing Income
Tax Returns. -
Profits/ Losses from any Look
Through Company you are a
shareholder in and for which TotalAccounting are not preparing Income Tax
Returns. -
Shareholders Salaries / Dividends attributed from other Companies
you are a shareholder in and for which TotalAccounting are not preparing
Income Tax Returns. -
any other taxable income whatsoever. 16.
INCOME PROTECTION INSURANCE PAID If you paid for Income Protection Insurance this may be claimable as an Expense on your Personal Income Return, Bring the year end Statement showing the amount paid and the details of what the payment is for from the organisation you deal with in this regard. |
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