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Incorporating Your Property Portfolio: Is It Actually a Business?

Shared from Tax Insider: Incorporating Your Property Portfolio: Is It Actually a Business?
By Sarah Bradford, September 2026

Sarah Bradford looks at the meaning of ‘business’ in the context of capital gains tax incorporation relief. 

Unincorporated landlords have been hit with a raft of adverse tax changes in recent years, and with the introduction of higher property tax rates from April 2027, landlords may decide that operating as a limited company is a better option.  

For landlords looking to incorporate their property business, the availability of capital gains tax (CGT) incorporation relief can be a game changer, particularly where their property portfolio is pregnant with gains. 

A CGT liability

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