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Landlords warned against rushing into limited companies ahead of 2027 tax rises
Property income tax rates rise to 22%, 42% and 47% from April 2027, fuelling record buy-to-let incorporations — but accountants warn landlords…
Renters’ Rights Act takes effect: the new rulebook landlords and investors must master
Section 21 is gone, fixed-term tenancies are history and a tougher arrears regime now bites. Here is what Britain's landlords and buy-to-let…
The landlord’s checklist for Making Tax Digital: how to be ready for HMRC’s 6 April 2026 deadline
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax goes live on 6 April 2026. Landlords with rental income above £50,000 must file quarterly —…
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Phil Spencer: Which new towns offer the strongest investment potential – and which to avoid
From Milton Keynes to Leeds South Bank, we analyse the UK’s new towns pipeline, highlighting where investors could see the strongest capital growth – and where risks remain.
How to negotiate a lower price on a house purchase
Property experts reveal five practical ways buyers can negotiate a lower house price, from leveraging chain-free status to using survey findings to secure a better deal.
Landlords urged to adopt lifecycle evidence as Renters’ Rights Act reshapes rental market
Landlords may lose visibility over property condition under the Renters’ Rights Act unless they adopt lifecycle evidence tracking, new research from Inventory Base warns.
How officials could decide who pays Labour’s mansion tax
Official VOA documents reveal how period features, box rooms, garages and refurbishments could push homes over Labour’s £2m threshold for a new mansion tax surcharge.
DCB Legal secures High Court precedent in commercial property dispute
DCB Legal has set a new High Court precedent for commercial landlords after successfully striking out a tenant’s claim, securing full costs and protecting possession of a commercial…
Sole trader or limited company? What property investors need to know
Should landlords operate as sole traders or limited companies? A practical guide to tax, mortgages and portfolio growth.
Renters’ Rights Act: landlords urged to act now as Section 21 clock ticks down
The Renters’ Rights Act will begin on 1 May 2026, with Section 21 no-fault evictions set to be abolished. Landlords can still serve notices before commencement — but…