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How to add a property loan

Learn how to add property loans into TaxTank to ensure correct equity calculations.

Updated over 6 months ago

To add a Property Loan into TaxTank simply navigate to the ‘Banks’ tab in the left menu.

Follow the steps below;

Step 1 - Add Banks

From the Bank Feeds tab, select 'Add Banks'.

From the pop-up, select your bank or credit union from the hundreds of available institutes. If a bank does not have live bank feeds available it is marked with an information icon (see manual banks for more information).

Once you've selected your bank (with live bank feeds) you will be taken to the Open Banking consent page. Once you approve, you will be directed to your bank's login

In a few minutes your bank will be linked and you'll be able to select which accounts you want to allocate transactions from in TaxTank.

Step 2 - Select Bank Accounts

Once you have been notified, simply select the 3 dots on the bank icon, then select 'Add Accounts'. You can now select which bank accounts you would like to use in TaxTank.

By default, and when permitted by banks, we will import historic transaction from the 1st July of the previous year to the current day, however some banks only allow us to pull 12 month's worth. To change the range just update the dates.

For loan accounts, you'll be prompted to select which property or properties the account primarily relates to, as well as the percentage of loan that relates to each property and the original loan value to ensure accurate forecasting. Any unallocated percentage will be considered for personal use.

When you're finished, select the 'Add Accounts' button at the bottom to confirm. We will then create your bank accounts in TaxTank using current account balances to ensure accurate information.

We will also import historic transactions where possible. The importing process could take a few minutes or up to 24 hours depending upon the institute. During this time we will deactivate the csv import button to avoid any duplication.

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