European court says it’s illegal to impose social charges on rental income
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is an article in ºÚÁÏÍø×îÐÂÈë¿Ú property newsletter about a European court ruling says it’s illegal to impose social charges on rental income. It says non-residents - we are defined as UK residents for tax purposes as we still have a house in UK and spend time here but we spend more than half the year in ºÚÁÏÍø×îÐÂÈë¿Ú with our holiday rental business.
I guess that at the moment what the EU court decides and what ºÚÁÏÍø×îÐÂÈë¿Ú does are two very different things but might it have an effect on us and other people paying social charges on their rentals? What do you think?
