stupid question time
wildgoose1uk
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I know this is a stupid question and I know the answer to it but just cannot find it in a book at the moment. I am currently completing a self assessment return for which there is one property rental. The rental has always made a loss since it started.
Is there any limit on carrying unrelieved losses forward?
Told you it was a stupid question!
Is there any limit on carrying unrelieved losses forward?
Told you it was a stupid question!
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Don't think so and can't think of an reason why there should be a cap...0
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Cheers Clegg...... That was my thinking too.0
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