by davidcrossley | Mar 23, 2016 | David Crossley Accountancy
Some of the key announcements in the Spring 2016 Budget : Residential Landlords A number of changes happening: First, the 10% wear and tear allowance on furnished properties goes from April 2016, to be replaced with a deduction for actual repairs and replacement costs...
by davidcrossley | Mar 8, 2016 | David Crossley Accountancy
Since the recent announcement of various changes to the taxation of unincorporated property businesses, there has been renewed interest in incorporation: would it be possible to shelter property income and capital gains inside the lower Corporation Tax regime?...
by davidcrossley | Dec 22, 2015 | David Crossley Accountancy
Just a quick friendly reminder that very soon after Christmas comes – chucking out dying trees, returning unwanted gifts, decluttering baubles and… preparing for the 31st January tax deadline! While you’re taking time off work, this could be an ideal opportunity to...
by davidcrossley | Sep 18, 2015 | David Crossley Accountancy
HOW THE RESTRICTION OF RELIEF ON BTL MORTAGE INTEREST WILL AFFECT LANDLORDS By now I am sure you are all aware of the buy to let “bombshell” within the Chancellor’s Summer Budget – the proposal to allow income tax relief on BTL finance costs at the basic...
by davidcrossley | Sep 16, 2015 | David Crossley Accountancy
A brief summary : From 6 April 2016: Rent-a-room relief to be raised to £7,500 The 10% wear and tear allowance may be reformed (subject to consultation) From 6 April 2017: Higher rate relief on mortgage interest will be restricted for buy-to-let landlords. Rent a room...