SDLT on dilapidated properties
The rate of SDLT payable on the purchase of a property depends on whether it is a residential property or […]
SDLT on dilapidated properties Read Post »
The rate of SDLT payable on the purchase of a property depends on whether it is a residential property or […]
SDLT on dilapidated properties Read Post »
Having tenants who refuse to leave despite being given a valid Section 21 or Section 8 notice is a nightmare
Securing tax relief for the costs of evicting tenants Read Post »
When renting out a property it is usual to take a deposit from the tenant to cover the cost of
Tax treatment of rental deposits Read Post »
The nature of buildings is such that it may be necessary to undertake significant repairs, such as the replacement of
Major repairs to a let property – What is deductible? Read Post »
Currently, there is no limit on the amount of qualifying agricultural and business property that can benefit from the 100%
Passing on the farmhouse – Implications of the changes to APR and BPR Read Post »
As the cost of living rises, you may consider letting a room in your home to bring in some much-needed
Tax implications of letting a room in your home Read Post »
From 6 April 2025, furnished holiday lets are treated in the same way as other lets for tax purposes. Landlords
Using former FHL losses Read Post »
Although the end of the tax regime for furnished holiday lettings relieved landlords of the need to keep track of
Holiday lets and business rates Read Post »
There is a demand for garage space, particularly from tradespeople who want somewhere to store their tools safely rather than
Earn tax-free income from renting out your garage Read Post »
HMRC publish a property rental toolkit which can be used to avoid making common errors when reporting income from property
Take advantage of the property rental toolkit Read Post »