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Reporting income from property has become more complex in recent years with the restriction on mortgage interest relief for income tax and the limitation of capital gains tax reliefs. Accurate reporting is important but so is careful structuring of any property holdings to minimise your tax liability.
More people are renting out property, often without regard for any potential tax consequences, whether income tax or capital gains tax. This is made more complex by the regular rule changes that seem to be a feature of this area of taxation in recent years.
We can ensure you structure the ownership to minimise your tax liability and report any income or gain correctly. Perhaps more than any other area of personal taxation, having a view of your long-term aims in holding property is a key subject to discuss at the very beginning.
I'm Lesley Hercock, Tax Manager Let's speak about property taxes
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The Treasury has advised banks that provide Bounce Back Loans to offer a more flexible approach regarding repayments, called Pay as You Grow, which is good news for small businesses.Pay As You Grow (PAYG)The new Pay As You Grow rules offer the following concessions:To extend the length of bounce back loans from six years...