Tax Break: deal helps landlords incorporate and manage portfolios

Tax Break: deal helps landlords incorporate and manage portfolios


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The National Residential Landlords Association has partnered with GetGround, a property investment platform for buy-to-let landlords looking to find, structure, and manage their UK limited companies.

NRLA members can now take advantage of this partnership to facilitate limited company structures which may help increase tax efficiencies, and optimise inheritance planning.

GetGround offers a range of services to help investors achieve higher returns. Tasks which GetGround can assist NRLA members include the following:  

  • Creating a new limited company
  • Bookkeeping, accounting, tax filing, and administrative support for existing limited companies
  • Opening a landlord-optimised business account 
  • Finding a vetted new build or tenanted secondary property
  • Selling a property, tenanted or not, to an active community of landlords and agents.

NRLA chief executive Ben Beadle says: “The private rented sector has changed enormously in recent years. This collaboration is a demonstration of the NRLA’s ongoing pledge to provide our members with innovative and dynamic solutions to the challenges of letting property in 2024.

“The NRLA’s partnership with GetGround exemplifies our commitment to helping landlords manage their property investments and in turn promote the growth of a healthy, sustainable, private rented sector.”

And GetGround chief executive Moubin Faizullah-Khan adds: “Over the years at GetGround, we have grown and developed our products significantly, driven by constant feedback from landlords on our platform to create services that work seamlessly for all parts of the property investment journey.

“In collaborating with the NRLA, UK’s largest landlord association, we aim to further increase the impact of hassle-free property investment for both seasoned and first-time investors, and are excited to connect with landlords from all over the world to do so.”

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