I want to rent out my spare room in my owner-occupied house to a lodger; what specific UK rules and tax implications do I need to be aware of beyond the Rent a Room Scheme?
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Renting a spare room to a lodger involves navigating tax, mortgage, and safety rules. Beyond the Rent a Room scheme, you must declare income over the threshold, check your mortgage, and ensure house safety.
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