For landlords
Tax returns and advice for landlords.
Rental income is taxed differently from wages, and what you can and cannot claim is easy to get wrong. My team and I keep your records straight, file your return and make sure you pay what is due and no more.
How my team and I help landlords
Self Assessment for rental income
Your property income and expenses brought together and reported correctly on your tax return.
Records that stand up to a query
A simple system for rents, repairs and costs, so that every claim is backed up if HMRC asks.
Joint and multiple properties
Clear advice when you own with a partner, hold several properties or have inherited one.
Buying, selling and structure
What tax may arise when you sell, and whether to hold property personally or through a company.
When landlords get in touch
Usually it is a first rental, a change in circumstances or a letter that needs answering.
You have started letting a property and are not sure whether you need to register for Self Assessment.
You have not declared rental income in the past and want to put things right.
You are thinking of buying, selling or transferring a property and want to understand the tax first.
HMRC has written to you about your rental income and you need help replying.
Tell me about your properties
The first conversation is free, and there is no obligation.