SA105: How to add rental income

SA105: How to add rental income

1. Click on '+ NEW PAGE' and then select 'UK Property (SA105)


2. Fill in the entries and then click 'SAVE' at the bottom

Fill in the entries and then click 'SAVE' at the bottom


3. Click on '+ INCOME'


4. Select 'Rental Income Received' from the drop down list of categories, enter the amount you received in the tax year, then click 'SAVE' at the bottom

Select 'Rental Income Received' from the drop down list of categories, enter the amount you received in the tax year, then click 'SAVE' at the bottom


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