For many property owners and business families, inheritance tax (IHT) planning sits on the “we’ll deal with it later” list. But what happens to the family wealth when you’re no longer here? When estates start growing beyond a few million pounds, leaving planning too late can result in a significant proportion of family wealth being […]
Category Archives: Landlords
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Mar
Mar
If you’re a landlord in the UK right now, you’re probably feeling the squeeze from every direction. Between new legislation, rising compliance demands, slow‑moving mortgage rates, and more taxes on the horizon. Many landlords have sold their investments to cash in on returns and avoid the stress. However, the decision to sell can have immediate […]
05
Nov
Nov
The recent passing of the Renters’ Rights Act marks the most significant change in the English property market in decades. Although this outcome was anticipated for several years, it is now important to take a step back and reevaluate your approach. Let’s examine the new Renters Rights Act and the practical advice for landlords. The […]
06
Oct
Oct
The countdown to Making Tax Digital (‘MTD’) has begun. We are now just over six months from April 2026, when the first group of individuals will be required to comply with MTD. You may recall that we published a blog in April 2025 to help and inform you on this topic. You can revisit this […]
Landlords, Personal Tax, Tax Planning, Tax Tips
Tax Tips for Landlords 2025 – Essential Guide to Saving Money and Staying Compliant
13
Aug
Aug
The 2025–26 tax year is a pivotal one for UK landlords. From a steeper Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) surcharge to the end of the Furnished Holiday Let (FHL) regime, plus the looming rollout of Making Tax Digital (MTD), the landscape has shifted significantly. What’s more, the Renters’ Rights Bill promises to bring a raft […]
23
Apr
Apr
It’s easy for small businesses to overlook the implications of Making Tax Digital (MTD), especially since it has been delayed a few times over recent years. However, we can confirm that MTD is coming, and the countdown has already begun! Staying informed about these changes can be challenging, but we are here to support you […]
Corporation Tax, HM Revenue & Customs, Landlords, partnerships, VAT Compliance
HMRC plans to increase the number of tax investigations
26
Feb
Feb
While she was the shadow chancellor, Rachel Reeves announced a policy to invest more in tax compliance, with an investment of approximately £555 million. This funding was to ensure that HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) had the resources to recruit more inspectors. Fast forward to the Autumn Budget, Ms Reeves unveiled further details. The Labour […]
05
Feb
Feb
Whether you are an existing landlord or considering becoming one, funding and mortgages will likely be on your mind. Many of you may have already begun your journey as landlords by re-mortgaging a property you owned. It seems straightforward, if you have equity in a property, why not re-mortgage to release some funds? However, it’s […]
29
Jan
Jan
Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is the full name of the tax on property and land. This tax will change starting from 1st April 2025, as announced during the Autumn Budget. In fact, some of the changes have already taken place. So, what is Stamp Duty? How is it changing? What is Stamp Duty (SDLT) […]
11
Dec
Dec
As this year comes to a close, it’s the perfect time to reflect on what 2024 has meant for you and to set your sights on what you want to achieve in the coming year. As your accountant, we are serious about you and your ambitions. We love working with and alongside you to ensure […]