Best Accounting & Tax Services 2023
Less Tax 4 Landlords win ‘Best Accounting & Tax Services 2023 for the third time in a row!
Renting Homes Wales Act
Renting Homes Wales Act What does this mean for Landlords in Wales?At the time of writing, less than 2 months remain for existing Welsh Landlords to comply with changes.What do Welsh Landlords need to know?On December 1st, 2022, the Renting Home Act 2016 (Wales)...
Six Years of Hurt – Where has Section 24 left the Landlord Market?
2017 was an important year for landlords in that it marked the beginning of Section 24 (S24). With a restriction on mortgage tax relief, many predicted that landlords would experience huge financial difficulties and the rental market would suffer as a result.After...
A New Home for Less Tax 4 Landlords
As of the 1st March 2023, our London operation and much expanded advisory team will be moving!
Making Tax Digital
Making Tax Digital is to help individuals and businesses get their tax right (and give HMRC confidence in the process!) However, it has been delayed again, from April 2024 until April 2026. The government stated that the main reason for the delay was to relieve...
LT4L’s Most Visited Blogs, Pages and Articles of 2022
What were Landlords reading about in 2022? Our Top 10 most popular blogs, pages and articles of 2022, ranked in order of most unique views on our website.
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Is it still worth being a landlord in 2022? [Property Pontoon: Do you Stick or Twist?]
Many landlords are asking themselves the simple question – do I want to be a landlord?
Trust Registration Service (TRS): Are you Compliant?
Registering a trust is the responsibility of the trustee. Since October 2020, under new rules, almost all trusts set up during a lifetime will have to be registered with HMRC – even if there’s no tax liability.
Best Accounting & Tax Services 2022
Less Tax 4 Landlords win ‘Best Accounting & Tax Services 2022 for the second time in a row!
LT4L’s Most Visited Blogs, Pages and Articles of 2021
What were Landlords reading about in 2021? Our Top 10 most popular blogs, pages and articles of 2021, ranked in order of most unique views on our website.
LT4L News: Issue #14
Our team have spoken with 2351 landlords so far this year to review their initial position, and whilst for many landlords the good news is you are already as tax efficient as possible – it never hurts to find out if you could benefit.
This year we’ve also:
added 12 videos to our video vault (free to you as an LT4L subscriber)
published 23 blogs and articles to our website, the most recent ‘Tax Planning for Rising Rates’ is included in this newsletter.
Of course, the ‘big news’ story of 2021 was that Corporation Tax will be increasing to 25% in 2023 and many landlords that already have limited companies will see tax rates increase. There’s more on this and other updates below for you.
Tax Planning for Rising Interest Rates: Keeping Your Options Open?
More than six years have passed since George Osborne announced landlords can no longer claim mortgage interest as a tax-deductible expense. And from Jan 31st, 2022, the four-year phasing-in cycle and knock-on impact for tax payments on account will finally be...
Live Events 2021
In October 2021, after a very long wait, we returned to live events exhibiting at the National Landlord Investment Show in Manchester and London and the Property Investor Show at the ExCel centre. We had the pleasure of meeting over 250 landlords that were interested...
Autumn 2021 Budget Summary for Landlords + 18 Page Budget PDF + 70 Minute Webinar Recording
In the wake of Corporation Tax, National Insurance and Dividend Tax rises - we didn’t expect too much from Wednesday's budget. And - perhaps, fortunately - there was indeed little of note for landlords as the reports on IHT and CGT from the Office for Tax...
A return to live events
We are pleased to announce our return to live events this year, starting with the National Landlord Investment Show taking place on 12th October in Manchester and then 26th October in London. You'll also find us at the Property Investor Show on 15th and 16th October...
LT4L News: Issue #13
Since our last newsletter, chancellor Rushi Sunak announced the UK Budget.
With no major changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) as many landlords feared, the budget in some ways might feel like a let off.
The ‘big news’ story for landlords was of course that Corporation Tax will be increasing to 25% in 2023.
PRA Changes: The Impact on Portfolio Landlords
Everything you need to know about the 2016 PRA changes, and the impact it has had on Portfolio Landlords.