Quick tax related question on rental property

Buckshee

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I had 2 rental properties on which i made tax returns every year.

Property one makes a modest profit while property two made a modest loss which has accumulated over a 4 year period. In January 2008 I sold property two, calculated the Capital Gains tax and paid it in October as required.

I am now putting the tax returns for 2008 together and my question is this. Do the accumulated losses of the property I sold now "die" ( for want of a better word) or can they be used to offset the tax liability on the profits on the other property ?? ( or used for anything else for that matter)

I suspect they can't be usd for anything else but I thought I'd ask just in case

Many thanks

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Provided both properties are Irish and the one making a loss was not a favourite( ie let to a family member etc at below market rent) then you can carryforward the loss against your current rental (case V)income.
 
Yes, both of the properties are Irish and neither was let to anybody related to or known to me.

Thanks for the reply
 
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