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Post by faraday815 on Mar 22, 2020 22:39:58 GMT
Hi, This may be a silly question though I'm hoping for some clarification. While filing self-assessment for 2018-19, I listed all the interest income from Lendy as per the tax statements available on the website. This is despite a lot more than the interest amount still being locked away in non performing loans, and a definite loss from those coming up. Still - only a loss on paper, nothing yet realised.
Is this the correct process, or was there some sort of claim I could have made against the loans locked away, in order to reduce tax liability?
Thank you.
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Post by ilmoro on Mar 22, 2020 23:08:28 GMT
Hi, This may be a silly question though I'm hoping for some clarification. While filing self-assessment for 2018-19, I listed all the interest income from Lendy as per the tax statements available on the website. This is despite a lot more than the interest amount still being locked away in non performing loans, and a definite loss from those coming up. Still - only a loss on paper, nothing yet realised. Is this the correct process, or was there some sort of claim I could have made against the loans locked away, in order to reduce tax liability? Thank you. You could claim for losses any loans in recovery meeting the SAIM12000 criteria. Plenty of discussion on this forum about this, but start here and read the info in the two links at the top first p2pindependentforum.com/post/268187/thread
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