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thanks but there are CGT and SDLT implications so that makes it unviable. I gave just done my calculations - my income AFTER tax and child maintenance is currently £29k and as a result of the tax changes it will be £9k. That's my reality.
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23 July 2016 22:16 PM
Even if I can understand the reason to impose more tax on landlords, it is totally unfair to calculate rental profits without interest. I have to pay child maintenance at 19% of my rental profits and so not only will the tax go up massively but my child maintenance contrivitions will more than double which is something I simply cannot afford
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22 July 2016 10:24 AM
This is a facile argument If you reduce CGT then more landlords are likely to sell which will increase the revenue for the treasury Secondly if the government's agenda is to reduce the BTL sector then reducing CGT will encourage landlords to sell up and exit the market.
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04 July 2016 09:47 AM
Yes I agree I'm fed up with reading these 'old' headlines from landlordtoday.co.uk, reprinted from agent's PR designed to drum up business. Just shoddy and lazy. The government has massively changed the legestion from April 2016 and really the only thing I'd like to know about is what the real impact has been.
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31 May 2016 10:02 AM
Yes I agree with this I'm a landlord in NW London and the recent changes will have a huge affect on me. Some of my flats are only marginally profitable and the changes to the wear and tear allowance alone will make them unprofitable (I will sell). The average yield in NW london is around 3% and with the cost of capital of well over 4.5% for me (one of my mortgages is 5.8%) I think the market will be unsustainable for me and many other landlords. That's without the changes to tax treatment on interest payments and stamp duty. The impact on the market will be enormous and the sector will suffer. In sure that rents will increase too. What nobody is talking about is the impact on social housing. As the government is moving from public to private housing, what will the impact be for social tenants if private landlords are pulling out of the market?
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01 April 2016 10:26 AM
Hi. I am a landlord and these budget changes will affect me greatly. I have 2 (possibly 3) of my properties that are only just profitable but with these budget changes it will tip the balance so I will look to sell these this year. So what will the effect be? I think it will raise rents but lower house prices, certainly in london where the residential letting market is very big and house prices are high anyway.
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