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    Tax treatment of renting rooms to flatmates in your primary residence? Claiming tax back.

    @susier Thank you- that's actually better as I have substantially more outdoor area but only slightly more floor space!
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    Tax treatment of renting rooms to flatmates in your primary residence? Claiming tax back.

    @susier Thanks, he does use my laundry room and has his bins in my driveway and sometimes car so I'll work out the area. Thanks heaps for your response!
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    Tax treatment of renting rooms to flatmates in your primary residence? Claiming tax back.

    @onthepathtogod It's consented but as per council by laws it is not considered a second dwelling due to the square footage.
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    Tax treatment of renting rooms to flatmates in your primary residence? Claiming tax back.

    @onthepathtogod It's detached, shared laundry but it's a sleepout style studio. No bedroom just one big bed room, lounge kitchen and a bathroom. Thanks for clarifying, I will only subtract up to the value of his rent, as I can't raise his rent.
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    Tax treatment of renting rooms to flatmates in your primary residence? Claiming tax back.

    @susier Is the apportioned amount you can claim based on square foot? My grandad rents a 1bedroom unit on my property for super cheap ($100 per week including utilities and his own internet), and the square foot area of his property is over 1/3 of my property as he has the flat with a huge wheel...
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    A sea of red for the housing market. Bigger and faster falls than GFC. Wellington down 20%, Auckland down 15%.

    @resjudicata It doesn't usually take several decades, it usually takes several years. The last crash in 07 took 7 years for prices to recover.
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    A sea of red for the housing market. Bigger and faster falls than GFC. Wellington down 20%, Auckland down 15%.

    @heatherb1993 I know it sucks but hopefully you can take some solace in the fact it will be worth more again one day. If you're planning on living in it for the next 20years I'm sure you'll see some great improvement in value.
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