Updated for the Budget of 28 October 2026: rental profits taxed at 24% / 44% / 49% from April 2027. Check your bill →
Updated for the Budget of 28 October 2026

Know your landlord tax bill before HMRC does

From 6 April 2027 rental profit gets its own, higher tax rates: 24%, 44% and 49%. Our free calculators show what that means for you in under a minute, with every figure checked against GOV.UK.

Property income rates
Basic rate20% → 24%
Higher rate40% → 44%
Additional rate45% → 49%
Section 24 credit20% → 24%
MTD threshold£50k → £30k

2026/27 → 2027/28 · England, Wales & NI

Free, no sign-upCalculations stay in your browserSources: GOV.UK & HMRCUpdated within days of each Budget

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Why landlords use RentTaxCheck

Most UK landlords own one or two properties alongside a job or a pension. Since 2017 the rules that apply to them have changed almost every year. Section 24 removed the mortgage interest deduction. Making Tax Digital arrived in April 2026. The Budget of 28 October 2026 then set separate tax rates for rental profit from April 2027, four points above the rates on wages.

Many websites still show the 22%, 42% and 47% rates that were replaced in October. We update every tool within days of an announcement, show the working behind every result, and link to the official source. Read our editorial policy.

Who this is for: individual landlords taxed in England, Wales or Northern Ireland. If you're in Scotland, own through a limited company or live abroad, the rules differ. Each page explains its assumptions.