Guides
What the rules say, what's changing and why it matters, explained for landlords.
Section 24 explained
How Section 24 restricts mortgage interest relief for landlords, who it hits hardest, worked examples and what changes from April 2027.
GuideProperty income tax from April 2027
Budget 2025 and Budget 2026 together raise tax on rental profits to 24%, 44% and 49% from 6 April 2027. What it means for landlords and what to review now.
GuideLimited company buy-to-let
How owning buy-to-let through a limited company is taxed, the advantages and the drawbacks, and why it suits some landlords and not others.
GuideMoving a portfolio into a company
Why transferring buy-to-let properties into a limited company can trigger capital gains tax, stamp duty and refinancing costs, and why reliefs need specialist advice.
GuideMaking Tax Digital for landlords
When Making Tax Digital for Income Tax applies to landlords, how qualifying income is worked out, and what you need to do.
GuideInterest rates and Section 24
Why higher mortgage interest can turn a small rental profit into a loss after tax under Section 24, and what it means for landlords from April 2027.
GuideInheritance tax for landlords
Why rental property doesn't usually get business relief, how inheritance tax applies to a portfolio, and why landlords plan early.
GuideSelling a rental property
How capital gains tax works when landlords sell, the 18% and 24% rates, the 60-day reporting deadline and why timing and ownership matter.
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