Personal allowance

I am an oversea landlord from Hong Kong, am I entitled for the Personal Allowances (GBP 12570) when calculating tax for my property income?

Hi,

No, you are not.

Thank you.

I am resident of Hong Kong, holding British National (overseas) passport, have property income in UK, am I entitled for the Personal Allowance?

Hi,
Please refer to the Residence, remittance basis etc notes:
Residence, remittance basis etc notes pages RRN 4 to RRN8 explain how and who can claim UK personal allowance when completing the SA109 supplementary page.
A British national resident in Hong Kong is entitled to UK personal allowances.
Thank you.

thank you for your reply. I am holding a British National (overseas) passport, not a British passport, am I entitled for the Personal Allowance?

Hi,
The question answered above relates to claiming the personal allowance as a British National.
A British National overseas passport does not entitle you to claim a UK personal allowance as you need to be a british citizen.
Please refere to the following links to determine if you are classed as a british citizen:
Check if you're a British citizen
 INTM334580
Thank you 

How about the £1000 property allowance? Am I entitled to it as a non-resident landlord? I am a Hong Kong resident with a Hong Kong passport.

Hi,

Yes, you are entitled to claim the £1,000 property allowance.

You can find further guidance here:

PIM4400 - Property allowance: contents

Thank you.

My daughter is a UK citizen now living in China. She receives rent income from her UK property as a non-resident landlord. Will she be entitled for the Personal Allowances (GBP 12570) please?

Hi ,
 

Thank you for your question, unfortunatley I cannot help you on this forum as this relates to residence. Please advise your daughter to call the helpline on- 0300 200 3600  . Thank you .

Not HMRC...All UK citizens are entitled to personal allowance, regardless of where they live or what their circumstances https://www.gov.uk/tax-uk-income-live-abroad/personal-allowance

Many thanks Clive