Do You Own Property in the UK or Abroad? Are you a landlord with property in the UK? Do you also rent out property overseas? Then you’re running two separate property businesses. That’s right. HMRC sees UK and overseas property as different. They see them as a...
HMRC is changing how landlords report income and expenses. Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment (MTD for ITSA) is coming. This new system affects many landlords from April 2026. Are you ready for these changes? MTD for Landlords: What You Need to Know MTD...
Making Tax Digital for landlords is arriving. Are you ready for the changes starting in April 2026? If you rent out property or operate as a sole trader, you must prepare now. Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax Self Assessment (ITSA) changes how you report income...
Understanding how Interest Tax Relief on Mixed Use Properties works is crucial for landlords. The tax treatment varies depending on whether the property is residential or commercial. Applying the correct rules ensures landlords maximise their tax relief while staying...
Selling a second home or investment property means Reporting Residential Property Gains. Owners must report residential property gains and pay capital gains tax (CGT) within strict deadlines. Failing to comply can result in penalties and interest charges. Why Sell a...
Understanding the differences between tax avoidance and tax evasion, is an essential piece of knowledge for all taxpayers, whether you are an individual or whether you are a business. Tax avoidance and evasion is typical and headline news. Jimmy Carr, Gary Barlow, Ken...
Filing your tax return early, what nonsense is this ? Are you tired of rushing to complete your tax return at the last minute? Do you dread the thought of sorting through endless receipts and documents? Filing your tax return early can provide many benefits. In this...
This blog and video looks at New Capital Gains rules for UK property, and how they affect you. Death and taxes, the two certainties in life, we can’t plan and control the first event, taxes are a different story. If you are a UK resident or non UK resident thus...
Firstly, property is a business. Secondly, run it as one, because it is not just an investment. There is money to be made in property. Therefore before money starts rolling in there’s lots to think about, including: Tax return- do you need one? Decide whether you’re going for capital growth, income or a mix Ownership […]
Property & Tax Five points Property Investors should take onboard when it comes to property and tax. 1 Consider the type of property and time frame of the investment, short term or long term. Property will either be commercial and/or residential property. Commercial properties include offices, hotels and warehouses.Regarding rental income, residential rent may […]