Less Tax 4 Landlords win ‘Best Accounting & Tax Services 2023 for the third time in a row!

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...

Many landlords are asking themselves the simple question – do I want to be a landlord?

Less Tax 4 Landlords win ‘Best Accounting & Tax Services 2022 for the second time in a row!

Everything you need to know about the 2016 PRA changes, and the impact it has had on Portfolio Landlords.

If you need to look back on your previously submitted tax returns (SA100) and either view, download or save them, here’s what you need to do.

April 2020 marked the beginning of the fourth and final year for the staged implementation process of Section 24, and an end to private landlords being able to claim finance costs as a tax-deductible expense. Meanwhile the UKs tax payment on account system means...

The UK’s tax system is complicated – there’s no denying that. With constant changes to the rules, it’s hard for any property owner to keep up. Here’s a recap of all the significant property tax changes over the years.

Did you know changes to the default 50/50 split on property income can be declared using what’s known as Form 17.

You've probably already heard by now, the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) has, among other things, called for consideration that Capital Gains Tax rates be increased to match income tax rates. But what does this mean for Landlords? First, it’s important to point...

Welcome to our 10th issue of LT4L News. There are 83 days left until your next self-assessment tax payment, and for many landlords, this is going to be a bumper tax bill.

The fate of any business is always tied to the fate of its customers. Landlords are no different.

With the scaling back of government support now delayed but looming large on the horizon, and UK redundancies rising at record rates, Landlords cannot afford to be complacent.

And with many landlords still facing a bumper double tax bill in January, extra forward planning is prudent.