Finovra/Industries/Landlords & property

Who we work with

Accounting for landlords and property.

Making Tax Digital measured on gross rent, joint ownership and multiple properties filed correctly, and a straight answer on whether a company structure helps you.

What we handle

The detail that matters here.

  • Making Tax Digital is measured on gross rent.Not profit. A landlord with £34,000 of rent and £29,000 of costs makes £5,000 and is still inside the rules. From April 2027 the threshold is £30,000.
  • Property and other income combine.The threshold test adds self-employment and property income together. £19,000 of freelance work plus £13,000 of rent is £32,000, and that counts.
  • Finance cost relief.The restriction on mortgage interest changed the economics of higher-rate landlords significantly, and it interacts with how you hold the property.
  • Joint ownership.Shares, declarations and who declares what. Worth getting right from the start rather than unpicking later.
  • Company or personal.Sometimes a company genuinely helps. Often it does not, once you account for the cost of getting money back out. We will tell you which.

The question is never simply whether a company saves tax. It is whether it still saves tax once you take the money out again.

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Find out what you're overpaying.

Twenty minutes, a straight answer, and a written fixed quote. Nothing to prepare — just bring your last set of accounts if you have them.

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