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Landlord Tax Advice: Buy-to-Let, HMRC & Property Investment Tips — MarketVault
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Landlord Tax Advice: Buy-to-Let, HMRC & Property Investment Tips

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Are you paying more tax than you need to on your buy-to-let property? Discover the tax mistakes landlords should avoid and how to stay ahead of changing HMRC rules. In this episode of the Attwells Solicitors Podcast, Nick Attwell is joined by Joe Henry & Eamon Shahir from Taxd to discuss the latest tax issues affecting landlords, buy-to-let investors and property owners. Together, they explore: • The biggest tax and financial challenges facing landlords today • Why more investors are buying property through limited companies • The impact of rising interest rates and changing tax legislation • Common buy-to-let tax mistakes and how to avoid them • Owning investment property personally vs through a limited company • Tax planning strategies for portfolio landlords • Making Tax Digital and what it means for rental property owners • HMRC compliance, undeclared rental income and essential record keeping • Why solicitors and tax advisers should work together from the start of a property transaction • Practical advice for first-time landlords and experienced property investors • What landlords should be considering over the next 12–24 months Whether you're purchasing your first investment property, growing a rental portfolio or reviewing your current tax position, this episode offers valuable insights to help you make informed decisions. 🔗 Learn more or get in touch: https://attwells.com/



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