Tax Question of the Week: Islamic Finance and Interest Restrictions

August 14, 2018

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My client purchased their buy to let property using an Islamic finance Murabaha arrangement. As the provider cannot charge interest does this mean that my client can’t claim any of these finance costs against their rental property income?

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