Tax Return Due??
On January - 12 - 2009
I started renting out a property in November and as the end of Jan tax deadline is looming i’m guessing that i need to fill in a tax return for my income from this rented property. Is this correct?
Is there a particular form to fill in, or is it the normal ’self-assesment’ form.
Any help will be appreciated.
p.s. i have never informed HMRC of this property, is there legislation governing time limits, the same as a trading business? I believe it is a month in the case of a business..
Thanks
Talk soon,
Joe Beaven
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Vishu Says:
Return …???
A curious question:
In many HTML pages I see statements such as these:
(1) <form name="FormName" onSubmit="return false;">
(2) <input type=submit value="Go" onClick="SomeFunc(…);return false;">
(Q-1)—-Why not "return true"? What is the advantage?
(Q-2)—-Why We write "return" before function-name sometime???
From a Newbie…
Hey frnds u both thanks for reply …but i`ve one doubt still remaining…….
there is in james answer….the line….
<FORM NAME="myForm" onSubmit="return myFunctionName();">
there is "return" before myFunctionName();….now should we have to always write that before we call any function or simly cant i write like
<FORM NAME="myForm" onSubmit="myFunctionName();">
without any return before myFunctionName();…….plz explain….thanks
Posted on January 12th, 2009 at 1:26 am
Xlovacus Says:
return false; Will cancel the process and will not finish the query. Example:
<a href="google.com" onclick="return false;">Google</a>
The link will not go to google if return is false but will proccess it if return is true…
return false = If clicked, do nothing with it.
return true = Yes, go ahead!
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Posted on January 12th, 2009 at 6:28 am
james_007_400101 Says:
Lets take an example:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"><!–
myFunctionName() {
if (document.myForm.myText.value == '')
return false;
else
return true;
}
//–></SCRIPT>
<FORM NAME="myForm" onSubmit="return myFunctionName();">
<INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="myText">
<INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT" VALUE="Click Me">
</FORM>
In the code above we have a form in which once the users put in the data in the text and click on submit the call would go to the function myFunctionName(). Once the control is returned to the functions myFunctionName(), the following conditions are being checked in the function, that is if the text form of the box is empty that is the user has not entered any input in the form, the myFunctionName would return false, or if the user does enter some data in the text field then the myFunctionName would return true.
We have keyword return in our code to make sure that our code returns something which we can later use to modify some other data or process some data or in our case submit the form if return is true or else not submit the form if return is false.
I hope this helps.
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Posted on January 12th, 2009 at 6:30 am