Owners of furnished holiday lets in the UK and EU may be entitled to a tax rebate for the last four years but the window to make the claim to HMRC closes on 31 January 2012.

The rebate is achieved by claiming maximum expenses and allowances against your rental income from the holiday let. This will either then reduce taxable profit, or result in an overall loss for the tax year. That loss can then be offset against your other personal income from employment, dividends etc.

Most investors and their accountants would not be aware of the rules on the relevant allowances and loss offsets to take advantage of this window of opportunity.

The key questions to ask yourself are:

• Is your furnished holiday let within the EU?
• Was the property rented out for 70 days or more in any tax year, and for no more than 31 days to any one party?
• Are you a UK tax payer?

If you can answer "yes" to the above questions, enter your details here and we will provide you with a no obligations estimate on the tax rebate you can get.