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(a) Rental income from the letting of real property is a business source, hence any outgoings and expenses incurred in respect of the business are deductible. Note that any excess of expenses over income is not allowed to be set off in the current year or carried forward to next year of assessment which is a permanent loss[s63C(3)]

(b) Capital allowance

  • can be offsetted against the adjusted income of rental but the excess of capital allowances in a year of assessment cannot be carried forward which will be permanently loss[s63c(4)]
  • capital allowance is not restricted to the qualifying capital expenditure provided to derive rental income. It also includes any qualifying capital expenditure used in the business of REIT

REIT has as a distinctive feature since there is non-availability of setting off business loss or carrying forward business losses and capital allowances

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