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Tax

Capital Gains Tax (CGT)

A break down of the rules on Capital Gains Tax - specifically in relation to UK Property Investment. more .....

The Most Frequently Asked Questions about Buy to Let Tax?

If you have recently invested in a buy to let property you may well be wondering about the regulations tax. Here we answer some of the most frequently asked questions about buy to let tax. more .....

Tax Deduction Secrets Revealed!

Tax Deductions are one of the few areas of the tax system that EVERYONE really should like! Because they are all about saving you money, rather then costing you money. I examine how you can get them to work for you! more .....

Free Tax Advice On Property Transactions

Getting Tax advice on property transactions can be an expensive business, but here is an easy idea that will point you in the direction of free tax advice on all matters to do with property matters. Never pay for anything when you can get it for free more .....

How to Avoid Tax by Successfully Planning the Transfer of your Investment Properties

Arthur Weller outlines some important points that need to be considered when transferring properties. When an individual transfers an investment property, principally four taxes need to be considered: more .....

Five Ways To Slash Your Property Income Tax Bill

In this months article we will outline FIVE simple methods, which can be used to reduce or even legitimately wipe out any tax liability. Before we reveal the five tips please take note of the following important deadlines for submitting your tax returns and any tax liability due. more .....

Sole property ownership can save on income tax

The ideal scenario for buying a property as a sole owner is if you have no income. The reason for this is because you can utilise you annual tax free personal allowance, which is currently set at £5,035. more .....

Generous Tax Breaks for Holiday Lets

If you let a property in a popular holiday location, e.g., the south coast, then you could well be operating a holiday lettings business. This is especially the case if your target market is people visiting and staying in your property for short periods of time. more .....

Are you a Contractor? – ‘HM Revenue and Customs’ Construction Industry Scheme

“Buy to let” has grown hugely in the last few years, with more and more people becoming landlords. For some, the next step is “Buy to sell”. Instead of looking for long term rental income, they opt for a quicker profit, either by building a new property on a greenfield site, or by buying a dilapidated property and refurbishing it. As soon as possible, the property is sold on at a profit. more .....

How to use the PPR Exemption to legitimately avoid property capital gains tax

The purpose of this article is to explain some important aspects of the Private Residence Relief (PPR) and to discuss some common strategies that are used by investors to benefit from the relief. more .....

Never Sell a Property and Never Pay Tax?

This is a strategy that we have been hearing a lot about recently. Essentially, the proposition is that if you own a buy to let property you can release equity from it by remortgaging in order to provide yourself with spending money, and as long as you never sell the property, you will never have to pay CGT. more .....

How to avoid inheritance tax

For most people, the family home is their most valuable asset. Unfortunately, it is also often the asset that admits them to what was once a very exclusive club - the Inheritance Tax club. more .....

Three relief's to make you think twice about selling your property!

Tax Specialist, Arthur Weller, explains three relief's that can be exploited to your advantage if you are considering temporarily moving away from your main residence. more .....

Watch Out For The Stamp Duty Land Tax Traps

If you have a pack of playing cards printed before 1960, have a look at the Ace of Spades - you will find it has a "stamp" on it recording the fact that the manufacturer has paid the Stamp Duty on the cards. more .....

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