Landlords & property tax
Tax returns, Making Tax Digital and advice for landlords — from a single buy‑to‑let to a growing portfolio, including selling property and holding it through a company.
Is this for you?
You’ll benefit most if…
Your rental income is over £30,000
MTD for Income Tax applies above £50,000 now, and £30,000 from April 2027.
You’re selling a property
Capital Gains Tax on UK residential property is reported and paid within 60 days.
Your portfolio is growing
You want to know whether a limited company would suit you.
Your records are a mess
Rents, repairs and mortgage statements in different places.
What’s included
Property tax, handled properly
We keep your property records digital, file what HMRC needs and help you plan before you buy, sell or restructure.
- Self Assessment for property income
- MTD quarterly updates and final declaration
- Allowable expenses and finance‑cost relief
- Capital Gains Tax reports within 60 days
- Joint ownership and income splitting advice
- Limited company (SPV) accounts for property
How it works
Up and running in four steps
01
Free consultation
We talk through your business, what you need and what isn’t working today.
02
Clear proposal
A written proposal with the scope and monthly fee agreed before we start.
03
Set‑up and training
We set up your cloud software and show you how to use it.
04
Regular reviews
Monthly or quarterly reviews to talk through your numbers and next steps.
Who needs to follow Making Tax Digital for Income Tax?
Sole traders and landlords with qualifying income over £50,000 have had to follow MTD since 6 April 2026. The threshold falls to £30,000 from April 2027 and £20,000 from April 2028.
Does MTD count my rent before or after expenses?
Before. Qualifying income is your total gross income from property and self‑employment. If it is over the threshold, MTD applies even if your profit is much lower.
How quickly do I report a property sale?
If you are UK resident and sell a UK residential property with Capital Gains Tax to pay, you must report and pay within 60 days of completion.
Should I hold property in a limited company?
It can suit some landlords, especially higher‑rate taxpayers who are building a portfolio, but moving existing property can trigger Capital Gains Tax and Stamp Duty Land Tax. We model both routes with your numbers first.
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Let’s talk about where your business is going
Book a free initial consultation. We’ll listen, review where you are, and suggest the right next step.