Hi, I'm Rob. And I'm Rob, and I'm Russell. And this is Ask Rob and Rob and Russell.

Yeah, I'm getting into flow of this now. We've got these special episodes where Rob and I are joined by Russell Smith tax extraordinary from the Property Hub tax.

Yes, he's been bringing his knowledge over the last few weeks and there's more to give.

So we've got two more tax questions for you this week. Tax knowledge bombs going off on the show at the moment.

Absolutely brilliant.

But we know it's what you want, so that's why we're giving it to you.

This week we've got two great questions,

but before we answer them, let's give you a reminder of how you can get on the show.

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and wait patiently to receive your answer.

That is what today's first question did.

So let's have a listen to this one from Dominique. I wonder if you can help me with

some tax issues that I'm having a bit of trouble understanding. I work full time

and self-employed. I have my own limited company so pay corporation tax and as a

sideline I have six by to let properties and I pay self-assessment tax on those.

My accountant does all of my accounting together and I find every year that I pay more tax for my by to let's than I do for my day-to-day work, despite the fact that I earn a lot more day

today than I do with my by-to-let on my by-to-let's.

Now I understand why that is, because a corporation tax is at a lower rate than other tax,

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