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    PracticeACCAACCA TX — Taxation Practice Exam 6Question 04
    Medium2 marksMultiple Choice
    Income tax and national insurance contributionsSection ASyllabus BProperty Income

    ACCA · Question 04 · Income tax and national insurance contributions

    To qualify as a Furnished Holiday Letting (FHL), for how many days in the tax year must the property be available for commercial letting to the public?

    Answer options:

    A.

    105 days

    B.

    210 days

    C.

    320 days

    D.

    90 days

    How to approach this question

    Recall the three main FHL occupancy conditions: available for 210 days, actually let for 105 days, and not let for periods of more than 31 days for more than 155 days in total.

    Full Answer

    B.210 days✓ Correct
    For a property to qualify as an FHL, it must be available for commercial letting as holiday accommodation to the public for at least 210 days during the relevant 12-month period.

    Common mistakes

    Confusing the 'available' threshold (210 days) with the 'actually let' threshold (105 days).
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