Property Tax Accountant Services
As a trusted property tax accountant, we offer an extensive range of services to help navigate the complexities of property tax. We can also advise on ways to minimise your tax burden whilst remaining compliant with the law.erty tax can be a bit of a maze. As a trusted property tax accountant, we offer a range of practical services and advice to help minimise your tax burden whilst remaining compliant with the law.
Our Property Tax Services
Here at Hartley Fowler, we provide tailored property tax advice on the following issues:
- Property tax reduction strategies for rental income
- What is a repair and tax deductible, and what is capital and not
- When to use a Limited Company to save tax
- Trading income versus Capital Gain considerations and advice
- Capital Gains rollover and holdover considerations
- Stamp duty planning
- Tax efficient mortgage structures
- VAT considerations of property deals
- Making the most of the Principal Private Residence election
- Property tax advice on the sale of part of your residence
- Second homes
- Inheritance Tax angles
Specialist Property Tax Advice
We are here to help, providing a range of property tax services that are tailored to your unique circumstances and assets.
Whether you simply need help with understanding your property tax liabilities or you require more complex property tax accounting solutions, we’ve got you covered. Our experienced team will provide robust property tax advice to help you maximise the return on your investment.
Speak to an Expert Property Tax Accountant
Contact us if you have any questions regarding our property tax services:
Property tax accountants – London office: 020 8946 1212
Property tax accountants – Brighton office: 01273 202311
Alternatively, book a free initial consultation with a property specialist tax accountant to find out how we can assist you.
FAQs
In the UK, property tax refers to a collection of different taxes that apply to different types of property ownership and transactions.
Yes, second homes and holiday homes are typically subject to property tax.
Most valuations are calculated at the point of sale or purchase, however, valuations for tax are calculated at the time of reporting.
Stamp Duty is the tax that must be paid when purchasing a property or land over a certain price. There are varying rates of stamp duty, depending on whether you’re a first-time buyer, if you already own property or are a non-UK resident.
When letting a property, you will need to pay tax on the profits you make. These will differ depending on whether the property is personally or company-owned. To find out more, please reach out to our team.