Rental Income

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If you let property then this rental income is usually taxed as it is considered an investment.

You may be an accidental landlord, investing for regular income, capital growth or as part of your retirement planning but keeping up to date with changing rates, allowances and tax laws is challenge.

In recent years landlords and property investors have seen a series of changes to the way that tax is levied and changes to reliefs. Rules for non-domiciled and non-residential individuals have also changed which adds to the complexity of taxation for some landlords. With an increasing global mobile workforce, many individuals are letting out their property for periods when relocated overseas.

However it can be challenging to work out allowable expenses and calculate the profit you need to pay tax on, especially as rental income is an area that has been the subject of significant change.

If you live overseas and receive additional income there may be added considerations from a tax perspective. The tax treatment of non domiciled and non resident landlords is an area that has changed and it can be difficult to keep up to date with the latest rules.

Our specialist team assist UK resident and non UK resident landlords to ensure that they are compliant with their UK tax filing obligations and that their tax liability is calculated accurately.

This includes:

• Providing advice on all aspect of the UK taxation of rental income
• Assisting with the preparation and submission of UK tax returns
• Advising non UK resident landlords on their tax position in repect of additional income
• Ensuring you are claiming any allowable expenses due and help keep your taxable rental income to a sensible minimum

Tax advisory for landlords and property investors

Our team of experienced tax advisors work with landlords to create a robust and tax efficient plan, specialist services and advice for landlords include

• The tax treatment of the rental income received
• How to get tax relief for loans on the property
• The rules on maintenance expenditure
• Inheritance Tax planning
• The tax position if you decide to sell your UK property
• CGT planning

Holiday Homes

Whether your holiday home is a lifestyle choice or an investment to generate income in the future, you will want to be sure that you are not paying more tax than you need to. The location of the property, the duration of rental periods and your own place of residence will all affect your tax situation. Our specialists are experienced in advising on the tax treatment of rentai income from holiday homes.