Running a property investment through a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) limited company comes with accounting, tax and compliance responsibilities that are different from owning property personally. At CoreAdviz, we provide specialist SPV accounting services for UK landlords, property investors and buy-to-let companies.
Whether you are setting up your first property SPV, already own one or more buy-to-let properties through a limited company, or are building a larger property portfolio, our accountants can help you manage your accounts, Corporation Tax, bookkeeping and ongoing financial compliance.
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Your SPV is a separate limited company, so its property income, expenses, financing and transactions need to be recorded correctly and reported through the appropriate company and tax filings.
Maximize your SPV’s financial efficiency with our expert accounting services tailored to minimize your overall tax liabilities. We skillfully navigate the complex web of tax regulations and ensure compliance and strategic planning so that your SPV’s tax position remains optimized.
An SPV is a separate entity created with the sole purpose of holding assets or managing risks. Landlords often use an SPV to purchase holiday let, buy-to-let, or commercial premises.
SPV works mainly by isolating the risks and liabilities of a project so that investors or the parent companies involved in that project can be prevented from the consequences of a potential financial loss.
SPVs offer various benefits like risk mitigation, overall protection of assets financial flexibility, enhanced access to financing, and tax efficiency.
Yes, SPV companies often need tax accountants to navigate tax regulations, minimize tax liabilities, and ensure compliance.
Absolutely! SPVs are a fantastic tool for buy-to-let landlords. They help in protecting assets, making their taxes manageable and opening doors to easier financing. Also, they streamline admin tasks and let them scale their investments while keeping risks in check.
Buying property through an SPV allows rental profits to be taxed at corporation tax rates (19–25%) rather than personal income tax rates of up to 45% and enables full mortgage interest deductibility. Retained profits can be reinvested into further properties without triggering personal income tax, accelerating portfolio growth while also offering capital gains tax efficiency and inheritance tax planning flexibility.
At CoreAdviz, we understand that property investors need more than basic bookkeeping.
Our approach combines accounting, tax and compliance support to help you manage the financial side of your SPV effectively.

We focus on the accounting and tax requirements relevant to property investors and limited companies.

From bookkeeping and annual accounts to Corporation Tax and tax planning, we can support your SPV throughout its financial lifecycle.

Whether you have one property or multiple SPVs, we can help keep your accounting records organised as your portfolio develops.

We help you understand the tax implications of your company’s property income, expenses, financing and profit extraction.
Whether you are setting up a new property SPV, buying your first buy-to-let through a limited company or already managing a portfolio of rental properties, CoreAdviz can help with the accounting and tax requirements of your SPV.
Speak to our SPV accountants today to discuss your property company and accounting requirements.