New Renters’ Rights Bill: A Step Toward Better Protections for Tenants
In line with a recent promise made in The King’s Speech, the Renters’ Rights Bill aims to strengthen tenant protections and enhance rental rights in

Results of landmark Tour Operators Margin Scheme tribunal announced
The long-awaited decision in the case of Sonder Properties Limited has now been released with the First Tier Tribunal finding in favour of the taxpayer.

Health and Social Care Levy – 1.25% tax hits workers and employers
Health and Social Care Levy – 1.25% tax hits workers and employers From April 2022 every worker in Britain will pay a new 1.25% tax

Property Tax: what’s new?
Property Tax: what’s new? Like the extension to the Stamp Duty Land Tax holiday to 30 June 2021 in England and Northern Ireland; the similar

Tax on Furnished Holiday Lettings
Tax on Furnished Holiday Lettings Furnished holiday lettings (FHLs) have their own tax treatment, reliant on a set of strict day-count rules. With the impact

Stamp Duty Land Tax Holiday Extension
As the Chancellor announced in the Budget 2021. The current stamp duty land tax holiday for residential properties purchased in England and Northern Ireland has

How to reduce Capital Gains Tax on UK Property
How to reduce Capital Gains Tax on UK Property Capital Gains Tax is a tax on the profit when you sell an asset that has

Should business rates be overhauled?
Should business rates be overhauled? Many members of the business community have been asking for a re-evaluation of business rates for some time now. The

Changes to Landlord Tax Relief: What it could mean for you
Changes to Landlord Tax Relief: What it could mean for you. Introduction: From April 2017, the way that landlords have to declare their rental income

Could you make a quick return by ‘flipping’ a property?
Could you make a quick return by ‘flipping’ a property? ‘Flipping’ a property, or buying it then reselling it within months, can be a great

30-day payment window on Capital Gains Tax
30-day payment window on Capital Gains Tax New deadlines came into effect earlier this year for paying Capital Gains Tax after selling a residential property

Self-Employed Income Support Scheme extended
Self-Employed Income Support Scheme extended The Self-Employed Income Support Scheme (SEISS) is being extended to provide financial support to businesses over the winter. However, with the further

New National Lockdown from November 5th – What this means for businesses:
New National Lockdown from November 5th – What this means for businesses: On Saturday 31st October 2020, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a second national lockdown in

Should I buy a property through a limited company?
Should I buy a property through a limited company? If you are a business owner, a contractor, or independent professional operating via a limited company,

The Green Homes Grant Scheme
The Green Home Grant Scheme If you’re a homeowner or residential landlord you can apply for a Green Homes Grant voucher towards the cost of

Stamp Duty Land Tax Surcharge
Stamp Duty Land Tax Surcharge The Chancellor announced a 2% surcharge on Stamp Duty Land Tax rates, which applies to non- UK resident purchasers of

The Temporary Changes to Stamp Duty Land Tax
The Temporary Changes to Stamp Duty Land Tax The Chancellor has announced that from 8th July 2020 until the 31st March 2021 buyers will pay

COVID-19 help for Landlords – Update
COVID-19 help for Landlords Further to the information we provided on Wednesday, we now know a little more about what measures the Government have put

COVID-19 help for Landlords
In response to the Corona virus pandemic, the Government is preparing to put measures in place whereby people could be isolated ranging from a couple