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gc68
post Apr 9 2019, 01:19 PM

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Hi, my brother and I share 2 properties @ 50%:50%

Both are apartments -
Property #1 - Has been vacant for many many years
Property #2 - it was cleaned up and rented out in Aug 2018, from Jan-Jul 2018, it was vacant.

For my rental income reporting :
1. Can I deduct the cost of management fees from Jan-Jul 2018 for Apartment #2 from the rental income when I calculate nett income?
(The tenancy agreement was singed by tenant, me and my brother)

2. I hired come cleaning ladies and plumber to do up the place before I rent it out. I have receipts for the service. Can I deduct these as expenses?

3. Tenant wanted an extra queen size bed. So I went out and got a brand new one for his family. Can I deduct that furnishing as expense?

4. Apartment #1 is empty and we still have to pay the management fees. Can we deduct the management from the income of Apartment #1 when we report income?

5. I will be reporting my 50% portion of the total income from the rental, is that correct?

Thanks for your advice.
gc68
post Apr 9 2019, 01:56 PM

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QUOTE(David83 @ Apr 9 2019, 01:48 PM)
If you got time, spend some time to do some readings:
http://lampiran1.hasil.gov.my/pdf/pdfam/PR_12_2018.pdf

It also lists down type of expenses: Recurring expenses, Initial expenses and Expenses during a period the real property is not rented out
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Great! Thanks a lot!
gc68
post Apr 10 2019, 09:23 AM

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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Apr 9 2019, 08:40 PM)
checking if i get it right, answers in red.
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Thanks for the answers. So let me get this right :

1. If the expense for repairs and cleaning are incurred BEFORE tenant moves in, then it is considered INITIAL EXPENSE (Para 8.3 of IRB Public Ruling 12/2018), therefore cannot be deducted.

2. If the very same expenses are incurred DURING/WHEN it is being rented out, then it is an expense related to letting of property, and therefore CAN BE DEDUCTED from income.




 

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