Back [greeting] What the Autumn Budget 2025 Means for Landlords and What to Do Next On 26 November 2025, Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered the Autumn Budget 2025, which includes several new tax changes and proposals that are especially relevant to landlords and property investors. Here is a breakdown of the key points and a timeline… Continue reading What the Autumn Budget 2025 Means for Landlords and What to Do Next
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Category: Landlord Tax advice
Landlords: Limited companies on the rise
Limited company structures are gaining popularity among landlords, with Hamptons reporting that a significant 74% of landlords purchasing buy-to-let properties in 2023 have chosen this business structure.
Tax Relief for property owners: changes
What income taxes do property owners pay?
Private property owners must pay the following taxes:
Stamp Duty tax: when they purchase a property
Income Gains tax: when they rent properties
Capital Gains tax: when they sell properties
Corporation tax: when property owners manage their properties via a limited company
What happens when a property owner passes away?
There are many things to consider when a property owner passes away. A solicitor would often be involved in dealing with the issues related to the deceased person’s property and will find out if they were the sole owner or if they owned part of the property.
4 tax trends property owners should know
Estate agents can provide property owners with up-to-date information about the latest tax trends. Here are 4 key tax trends property owners should know:
Letting Relief Changes and PRR relief
You will receive Private Residence Relief (PRR) in which you do not have to pay Capital Gains Tax when selling your property if: