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We can only provide general information and guidance in this forum. For an answer to a detailed question of this nature, you would need to contact our Self Assessment team below, or seek professional advice. 
Self Assessment: general enquiries
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Yes, you can have it all tax in Jersey once you submit the double taxation claim form. You would need to contact the tax authorities in Jersey to ask how it would be taxed.
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The income generated from renting out your property is subject to tax. The fact that you have chosen to use this money to rent elsewhere is your decision and to meet your own personal needs and would therefore not be exempt.
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Please refer to the SA105 and SA106  help notes.
UK Property Notes
Foreign notes (2023-24)
If you receive income from FHL in the European Economic Area (EEA) you must complete the SA105 UK property pages. If you want to claim Foreign Tax Credit Relief on any foreign tax paid on your EEA FHL fill in the section ‘Foreign tax paid on employment, self-employment and other income’ on page F6 of the Foreign pages.
More information about FHL can be found in our HS253 on GOV.UK and Property Income Manual PIM4100. If you have a more specific query to your own circumstances then please expand further. 
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To declare unequal shares in property held between you and your wife a Form 17 would need to be submitted- 
Evidence is required to support a Form 17, a Deed of Trust is one of the types of acceptable evidence.
Please see guidance at:
TSEM9851 - Property held jointly by married couples or civil partners: Form 17 rule - evidence
TSEM9230 - Ownership and income tax: legal background: joint ownership - presumption of joint tenancy
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Please contact the Non Resident Landlord Team directly for help with your registration query, contact details can be located at:
Non-UK resident landlords
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Please refer to link below for a list of allowable expenses.
Work out your rental income when you let property: Allowable expenses
This guidance also advises ‘the full amount of your mortgage payment — only the interest element of your mortgage payment can be offset against your income’ however please see guidance on the same link Changes to tax relief for residential property,  ‘From 6 April 2020 Income Tax relief on all residential property finance costs is restricted to the basic rate of Income Tax.’
Guidance relating to the apportionment of expenses can be located at:
PIM2100 - Deductions: main types of expense: expenses for own home
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Unfortunately this forum is for queries of a general nature in regards to tax, we would be unable to advise whether a trust bank account is required. 
With regards to completing tax returns and which forms to complete, please visit the link below.
Trusts and taxes
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For your first question regarding what is required to show the property is held as tenants in common, please refer to guidance below which gives a list of the requirements.
TSEM9230 - Ownership and income tax: legal background: joint ownership - presumption of joint tenancy
For your second question, please refer to:
Work out your rental income when you let property
PIM1030 - Introduction: jointly owned property & partnerships
These which advise, if you own a property jointly with another person who is not your spouse or civil partner your share of the rental profits or losses will usually be based on the share of the property you own, unless you agree a different allocation. Unfortunately I cannot advise on personal situations, only provide the guidance for your interpretation. This forum is for queries of a general nature, please direct more complex queries to HMRC by calling or writing in. 
For your third question please refer to the link below for the requirements of a declaration of trust, it would be up to yourself whether or not you consult a solicitor. 
TSEM9520 - Ownership and income tax: express trusts - written declaration
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Please refer to link below. You may want to discuss this with a financial adviser.
Tax on your private pension contributions
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