24
Apr
28
Mar
Buy-To-Let Tax Relief Is Changing Soon
From April 2017, tax law surrounding buy-to-let property is changing. If you own a rental property it is important you understand fully how these changes will affect your tax position. Tax relief on mortgage interest will be reduced from next week, on a tapered approach until 2020.
27
May
Claiming tax relief on maintenance of buy-to-let property
As a follow up to our Buy-to-Let Property Investment Update here we look at how landlords can still claim for maintenance despite the Wear & Tear Allowance being abolished from April 2016. If you own a buy-to-let property it is more important than ever to be able to claim the maximum legitimate expenses against your rental income. Here we explain the reason why.
17
May
Buy-to-let property investment update
With many of our contractor clients also choosing to invest in buy-to-let property, AJN have prepared a Buy-to-Let Update providing details around five key changing factors, and summarising both the current challenges, as well as the remaining opportunities for each.
17
Mar
The 2016 Budget
Today's Budget announcement did not bring too many surprises, or big changes, relevant to contractors and freelancers. Much of the speculation around pensions did not come to light this time around, and the bill is still underway regarding Elective Resolutions, and winding up limited companies tax-effectively.
31
Aug
Current tax regime on Buy to Lets
Changes are on the horizon for buy-to-let property owners. It is important to understand these. Separately, the interest on any mortgage or loan taken to buy, improve or maintain the property, is fully deductible.