Landlord tax news and analysis
What's changing, what it costs, and what to do about it. Original research you're free to cite.
Landlord tax rise 2027: we modelled 66 scenarios. Here's who pays most
Original analysis: how much more tax UK landlords pay from April 2027 at 24%/44%/49%, across 66 income combinations, with mortgage examples. Free to cite.
Read →9 November 2026Budget 2026 for landlords: every change that affects you
What the Budget of 28 October 2026 means for UK landlords: 24%/44%/49% property rates, Section 24 at 24%, MTD, trading allowance, CGT, Stamp Duty and council tax.
Read →9 November 20267 things landlords should do before 6 April 2027
A practical checklist for UK landlords before the 24%/44%/49% property rates and the £30,000 Making Tax Digital threshold start on 6 April 2027.
Read →9 November 2026Renters' Rights Act, six months on: what landlords need to know now
The Renters' Rights Act has applied since 1 May 2026: no Section 21, periodic tenancies, annual rent increases. What's next: the landlord database and ombudsman.
Read →9 November 2026The 'mansion tax' and landlords: who pays the new council tax surcharge?
The High Value Council Tax Surcharge starts in April 2028 on homes in England worth £2m+. Bands of £2,500–£7,500, and why landlords, not tenants, pay it.
Read →9 November 2026Overseas landlords: more tax withheld from your rent from April 2027
Non-resident landlords: the withholding rate follows the new property basic rate from April 2027. What changes, and how to receive rent gross.
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