From 6 April 2017 the tax relief for loan interest and other finance expenses relating to let residential property will be restricted. How will this affect current and future losses from your
buy-to-let property?
Published 19.01.2017
You let a residential property which you bought with the help of a mortgage. Personal tax rules mean that relief for the loan interest is restricted. As you also own a company, can you transfer the
income to it and so dodge the restriction?
Published 21.10.2020
You’ve let out a house for years, but your total income has always been less than your tax allowance so you haven’t declared it to HMRC. Will you need to reconsider in view of the impending major
changes to the tax rules for landlords?
Published 09.01.2017
Income from letting one or more rooms in your home can be tax free where rent-a-room relief applies. However, if you also provide services to your guests the income might count as a trade. Does
rent-a-room relief still apply?
Published 31.08.2017
Your tax position varies from year to year. If you jointly own property is there a way to split the income from it differently each year, so as to take advantage of any changes in your circumstances?
Published 06.07.2006
The financial side effects of coronavirus on your tenants may result in the costs of your rental business outweighing the rents you receive. What are your options for claiming tax relief for the
losses?
Published 13.05.2020
The Budget included a surprise attack on some landlords and yet more changes to the pension rules. What impact might these have on your tax bill?
Published 09.09.2015
You own a property abroad which you let out. The foreign tax authorities charge you various taxes because you’re a landlord. How much of what you pay can be deducted from your UK tax bill?
Published 26.11.2018
Phasing in of the restriction for tax relief on finance costs began in 2017/18. The next stage takes effect on 6 April 2018. What do you need to know and how can you minimise the impact?
Published 19.01.2018
To release capital tied up in a let property you have remortgaged it. In the past HMRC accepted that the interest paid on this type of loan was tax deductible, but it seems to be changing its view.
What’s the full story?
Published 10.11.2017