Our article explains everything you need to know about Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax as a landlord, including how it will impact you and what you’ll need to do to prepare for the changes coming into effect in April 2026.
Holding buy-to-let property in a Special-Purpose Vehicle (SPV) company offers certain improved tax benefits and planning, which are not available to private landlords. Continue reading to discover the benefits of using an SPV company to build your property portfolio.
Take a look at our latest blog to discover what a non-UK resident company is, the tax liabilities and how we can help you.
If you let your property to several tenants who are not members of the same family, it may be a ‘House in Multiple Occupation’ (HMO). Your property is an HMO if both of the following apply: at least 3 tenants live there, forming more than one household, and/or, toilet, bathroom or kitchen facilities are shared.
Furnished Holiday Letting (FHL) is a separate category of properties apart from residential and commercial properties. HMRC deems FHLs as a trade – as appose to investments in many other cases. Some FHL properties that meet specific qualifying conditions could get additional tax benefits compared to other lettings.
The Rent a Room Scheme allows owner-occupiers and tenants to receive tax-free rental income if you provide furnished accommodation in your only or main home. Take a look at our latest blog for more information.
Unless the income meets the Furnished Holiday Accommodation (FHA) criteria, short-term property rentals are usually seen as ordinary rental income. Please continue reading for more information about short term lets.
Our latest article is part of our dedicated series of guides for landlords. Find out more about transferring buy-to-let properties to a business and how we can help.
There are three main routes you can take to set up your property investment business. Take a look at our latest article to discover what your options are and what the best route for you and your business.
A Special-Purpose Vehicle (SPV) company is a limited company which is set up for the sole purpose of purchasing and managing buy-to-let properties. Our latest article discusses the benefits of using an SPV and why you should set one up before purchasing property.