How many new rental properties will the UK need annually?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on January 28, 2026The UK many need 230,000 new rental properties each year – yet landlords are selling up. Is it worth expanding your portfolio to meet demand?
Growth in late rent payments and landlord limited companies
Posted by Ben Locker on January 27, 2026Increasing numbers of landlords are experiencing late rent payments – while many others are moving their portfolios to limited companies.
Domestic Items Relief and Landlords
Posted by Karen Jones on December 23, 2025Understanding when domestic items relief can be claimed is important as it determines whether a cost is tax-deductible or not.
Second homes council tax loophole now closed
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on December 19, 2025Government closes a common second homes council tax loophole. New rules came into force in April 2023.
Landlord limited company formations
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on December 16, 2025Research shows that the numbers of landlord limited company formations continue to increase. But is it worth managing properties in this way?
Letting properties without telling the taxman? He’s scouring the Land Registry..
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on December 15, 2025Have you been letting properties without telling the taxman? There might be a chunky fine coming your way for failing to disclose.
New landlord? Make sure your mortgage doesn’t land you in trouble
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on December 12, 2025If you’re a new landlord, you need to make sure you have the right mortgage – or you could face penalties or have to pay back the whole loan.
Rental income and spouses (pt 2): limited companies
Posted by Ian Henman on December 1, 2025In this second post about rental income and spouses, we look at implications for unmarried couples and holding property via a limited company
Rental income and married couples: how does it work?
Posted by Ian Henman on November 17, 2025When it comes to rental income and married couples, different ownership structures can have different tax implications. We take a closer look.
Capital Gains Tax on sale of property – express service
Posted by Kirsty Demeza on November 3, 2025Capital Gains Tax on sale of property – you have only 60 days to calculate the tax due, declare it to HMRC and pay over the tax.
