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Posted Thu, 16 Nov 2023 22:33:22 GMT by IraC
Good evening, I am Italian recently naturalised British, living and working in UK. I have a family-property in Italy on which I pay the respective taxes in Italy and it is not a source of income, while in the UK I am renting. My question is, now that I am also British, do I need to declare my Italian house here in the UK even though I have no income from it? many thanks ! best wishes ire
Posted Tue, 21 Nov 2023 09:07:37 GMT by HMRC Admin 8 Response
Hi,
As per Article 6 of the Italy-UK Double Taxation Agreement, any income received from immovable property in Italy would only be taxable in Italy, however, as a UK resident.
We would advise that the amount received must be declared on your Self-Assessment Tax Return SA106 Foreign supplementary page regardless of the amount, even if a loss has been made, unless the amount was less than £1,000 and you are claiming the Property Allowance.
PIM4702 outlines in further detail rent from property outside of the UK.
Thank you.

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