The market for purchasing short lease flats remains robust, attracting investors and developers keen on acquiring these properties for refurbishment and lease extension. In this blog, we explore
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Section 21 Notice Abolished
The Renter’s reform bill will see the abolishment of Section 21 for new tenancies six months after its enactment as law. For existing tenancies, this change will take
What Landlords Need to Know About Section 24
Understand the impact of Section 24 Tax Changes for Landlords on taxes and profits in the rental property sector. Explore the essentials, especially for those in higher tax
How Can Landlords Go Around Section 24 Challenges?
Section 24 of the Finance Act 2015, also known as the ‘Tenant Tax,’ poses significant challenges for today’s landlords. It imposes substantial financial burdens by altering how landlords
Understand Section 24 Tax Changes for Landlords
Understand Section 24 Tax Changes for Landlords. Section 24, often familiar to landlords, brings increased taxes, reducing profits in the residential rental property sector. Many landlords are concerned
A Guide for Landlords Facing Section 24 Challenges
April 2020 marked the start of the final year of the phased implementation of Section 24, ending landlords’ ability to claim finance costs as tax-deductible. Self-employed landlords under
What Can Landlords Do About Section 24?
April 2020 marked the start of the final year of the phased implementation of Section 24, ending landlords’ ability to claim finance costs as tax-deductible. Self-employed landlords under
Understanding UK Income Tax Act Section 24
Landlords often grapple with Section 24, commonly known as the ‘Tenant Tax.’ Let’s break it down. In April 2017, the government introduced Section 24 through the Finance Act
Why does Section 24 exist?
Why does Section 24 exist? Section 24 of the Finance Act 2015, often referred to as the ‘Tenant Tax,’ presents a significant challenge for landlords in contemporary times.
Section 24 Effect on BTL Property
The tax year 2020/21 marked the full implementation of Section 24, a series of tax reforms gradually phased in since 2017. These reforms have significantly decreased the tax