Being a landlord you have numerous responsibilities and managing your tax obligations is one of the most important things. Whether it is letting a single property or managing a portfolio, you have to file your tax return on time. That’s why we’ve put together a step-by-step guide on what you need to know to stay... View Article
The way we handle taxes is changing fast, and if you’re a landlord in the UK, you can’t afford to ignore it. From keeping digital records to filing quarterly updates, landlords will soon need to follow a brand-new process under the Making Tax Digital (MTD) scheme. Sound overwhelming? Don’t worry. This blog explains everything you... View Article
From 1 April 2025, the UK property investment landscape has changed as a 5% stamp duty surcharge now applies to additional residential property purchases, replacing the previous 3% rate. Property purchasers will now pay this surcharge on the standard Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT). So, if you are a property investor purchasing a second property... View Article
The rental market has become dynamic in 2025. Rising interest rates, shifting tenant expectations, frequent legislative updates and the rapid digitization of financial operations have made the entire rental market more complicated. Whether you own a single buy-to-let flat or manage hundreds of units across multiple jurisdictions, keeping your books in order is no longer... View Article
While it is true that purchasing a new property can be a rewarding experience, it is important to know that the property market undergo seasonal changes. For example, spring remains the busiest season and the market is sluggish during the winter season. However, one thing is sure that you need to know that stamp duty... View Article
Are you a UK-based landlord with a sizable rental property portfolio? Are you worried about how to manage the same effectively? Like countless other landlords, you can choose to manage your portfolio through a buy-to-let limited company. So, you need to first set up a buy-to-let limited company by registering it with Companies House either... View Article
Do you want a steady monthly income and to be your own boss? If yes, becoming a landlord could be the right thing you can do! You may be surprised, but more than 2.65 million people are landlords in the United Kingdom. However, it can be very challenging, especially if you have multiple properties on... View Article
While planning to become a successful buy-to-let landlord, you have to take several things into account. One of the most important factors that get overlooked mostly is tax efficiency. Applying some wise tax saving strategies can be tedious yet rewarding as it will help you reduce your tax bill and save you some cash. Here... View Article
The UK government recently announced a new campaign targeting landlords who let properties. The Let Property Campaign is an opportunity for landlords who owe taxes to get up to date with their tax affairs. A landlord who does not take up this opportunity faces significant fines. Are you behind on your UK property tax and need help... View Article
The UK is primarily one of the most preferred destinations for property investment. The option to benefit from rental income and capital appreciation makes it an attractive package for investors worldwide. However, a question that continues to haunt non-residents is whether they can buy properties in the United Kingdom or not, but there is no... View Article
In the past few years, Airbnb has become a popular mode of accommodation for travelers. With covid restrictions being eased, travel will soon resume its pace, and visitors in the UK will again start availing of the service. The main advantage of accommodating via Airbnb is cost-effectiveness, hence is very popular among visitors from around... View Article
As a citizen of UK, you should be aware of the changes that tax authorities have brought in effective from 6th April 2020. One such provision has removed residential property financing cost as a deduction, which means payments such as mortgage interest will not be deducted from total income. Such provision is only applicable to... View Article
Ever since the Finance Act 2015 got updated in 2017 with addition of Section 24, buy-to-let property has become less attractive to landlords. With the introduction of the aforesaid section, landlords can now only deduct 20% their finance cost (including mortgage interest). The eventual outcome of this restriction has severely affected landlords whose income fall... View Article
Tax implications for Buy-to-Let Landlords in the UK has been constantly changing the past decade. Some provisions have worked in favour of the landlords, whereas some has curtailed their liberty to make handsome profits. One thing that remains constant with time is the intent of HMRC to ensure transparency in operations. Understanding the term –... View Article
When it comes to renting out properties, property owners or landlords often face difficulties in understanding the related tax implications. Some of the most common questions that they have with them are – How much tax do I need to pay as a landlord? What are the available deductions? Who will assist me in computing... View Article
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