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Property Tax Insider

As a landlord or property developer you will be aware of the many different taxes affecting your profit margins. Each month our Property Tax Insider writers illustrate how to easily and legally reduce your property taxes.

Each month our tax experts and authors share practical tips to help you better manage your tax affairs and reduce your tax liability.

Take a free 14-day trial today and download the January Property Tax Insider. As part of your free trial you’ll also get instant access to 498 tax saving strategies from our online tax articles.

Here is what our experts are sharing this month:

  • PPR relief: A ‘residence’ or a quick profit?

    The principal private residence (PPR) relief rules for capital gains tax purposes require a dwelling to have been a ‘residence’ of the individual to whom the gain accrues (TCGA 1992, s 222(1)).

    Mark McLaughlin looks at the distinction between occupying a dwelling as a ‘residence’ or to make a profit on sale following a short period of ownership.

  • SDLT on the purchase of residential property: All change?

    Stamp duty is said to be the second most hated tax in Britain; the runner up to the abhorred inheritance tax.

    Meg Saksida sums up recent and proposed changes in stamp duty land tax on residential properties.

  • Tax and letting surplus business accommodation

    A business may receive rental income in addition to the income generated from the trade or profession which it carries on.  

    Sarah Bradford explains the tax implications of letting surplus business accommodation.

  • Non-resident CGT: Where are we now?

    Over the last few years, tax on the sale of a property held by a non-UK resident has undergone a series of reforms. 

    Nisha Patel looks at recent capital gains changes affecting non-UK residents.

  • Q&As with Arthur Weller
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  • The latest property tax saving strategies shared monthly
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Who is it for?
  • UK landlords
  • Property developers/investors
  • Financial advisors
  • Accountants
  • Property lawyers
What topics do you cover?
  • Capital Gains & Inheritance Tax
  • Business taxes
  • Personal taxes and NIC Issues
  • Property taxation
  • HMRC powers and enquiries
  • VAT
  • And more

 

As part of your free trial, you will also get immediate access to the following popular property tax-saving strategies:

 

  • Running a property letting business through a company

Lee Sharpe looks at the ‘pros’ and ‘cons’ of incorporating a property letting business.

 

  • Jointly-owned property and rental income: Whose is it?

Sarah Bradford explains how rental income is taxed where property is owned jointly.

 

  • Making tax digital for landlords: Where are we now?

Lee Sharpe looks at the latest developments in respect of making tax digital for landlords.

 

  • Principal private residence - It’s the quality not the quantity!

Mark McLaughlin highlights an important factor in the availability of capital gains tax principal private residence relief on the disposal of a dwelling.

 

  • Transferring rental income: be careful!

Lee Sharpe looks at how rental income can be shared out – and points out some traps to be aware of.
 

As part of your free trial, you will also get immediate access to the following popular tax-saving strategies:
Year-End Tax Planning for Businesses - Partnerships

Partnerships

Introduction To Partnership Year-End Planning

The legal definition of a partnership is the relationship that subsists between persons carrying on a business in common with a view to profit. In looking at year-end planning for partnerships, it is necessary to consider both the position of the partnership and the individual partners. The partnership must file a partnership return showing the total income, losses, credits, and charges for the partnership for each period of account ending in the return period. It must also show each partner

Year-End Tax Planning - Partnerships

 

Partnerships

Introduction To Partnership Year-End Planning

The legal definition of a partnership is the relationship that subsists between persons carrying on a business in common with a view to profit. In looking at year-end planning for partnerships, it is necessary to consider both the position of the partnership and the individual partners. The partnership must file a partnership return showing the total income, losses, credits, and charges for the partnership for each period of account

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