You are unauthorized to view this page. Username or E-mail Password Remember Me Forgot Password In this video: 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:02:00 - I'm looking to move to an eu country, what do I need to know about investing? I'll still be a UK citizen, just not a resident, however I intend to keep a UK address. Is there any limitation on how and with whom I can invest? 00:05:20 - Can you advise how you would model buy to let investments and rental income within Voyant. I have a couple of BTL properties owned in my sole name. Within voyant I have entered the properties in the property section and linked income. The only thing I haven't done is broken the income down per property, I have essentially lumped all the rental income in together. I have also factored in outstanding mortgages under debt and other property running costs under expenses. Does this seem correct or would you model it another way? 00:11:57 - Just want to clarify my understanding of voyant. My income consists of employment and BTL income. When I click into a specific year under expenses it only shows the income tax and national insurance for my employment and no income tax relating to my self assessment for the properties I own (as covered above I have added the properties, mortgages and running costs into voyant) Therefore my understanding is that my surplus income will show higher in the expenses section than it actually is, because from this amount I need to settle the taxes outstanding in the taxes tab at the end. Therefore in essence my actual surplus each month/year is the surplus income amount showing within expenses tab less the taxes outstanding amount in taxes tab. Is this correct? 00:16:45 - Just to confirm when entering rental income into voyant, it works the same way as employed income I.e. I put in the actual gross rent received, as opposed to my net rental profits? Prev LessonNext Lesson