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Scrap mortgage interest tax relief changes, landlords say

It’s no surprise that landlords are reportedly calling on the government to backtrack on changes made to mortgage interest tax relief. According to the Paragon Mortgages Q2 2017 PRS Trends survey, nine out of ten  landlords want the changes scrapped, and this was the issue which meant the most to landlords. The changes, which affect

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Tenants’ Fees Bill to go ahead, Queen announces

A proposed ban on letting agents’ fees for tenants has been confirmed by the Queen in The Queen’s Speech, the formal ceremony which signals the start of the Parliamentary year. The government hopes the ban will give renters a ‘fairer deal’, while encouraging transparency and greater competition in the sector. A draft Tenants’ Fees Bill will be published ‘later this year’, and the bill is likely to

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ATED confusion needs clarifying, buy-to-let brokers told

Some accountants have been wrongly telling buy-to-let residential landlords that they need to pay ATED, according to industry experts. Now buy-to-let brokers are being pushed to clarify these tax rules for landlords, while accountants are being told to make sure they are familiar with all the latest tax changes affecting the buy-to-let sector. The government

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What landlords should know about Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED)

In 2013 the government introduced ATED, an Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings. This tax applies to residential properties owned either partly or completely by a company, a partnership, or any other investment vehicle. The term ‘Enveloped Dwelling’ refers to a residential property that is owned or ‘enveloped’ within a corporate wrapper. Initially, the tax only

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