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- Written by: Landlord Today Team
HMRC has recently launched a renewed investigation into Airbnb hosts, with the site compelled to share earnings data to assist in uncovering any unpaid tax. ...
- Written by: Alex Davies
This year Tax Freedom Day fell on Thursday June 8. This was the day of the year by which, theoretically, the average UK taxpayer will have earned enough to pay all of their taxes for that year. This includes tax ...
- Written by: Alex Davies
Inheritance tax receipts hit £600 million in April 2023 according to data released by HMRC. This is £100 million higher than in April of the previous tax year. ...
- Written by: John McCaffery
Landlords have again become the focus of HMRC. The government department is currently using data from rent deposit schemes to assess the likely tax that should be declared on tax returns alongside identifying landlords who are not declaring any rent. ...
- Written by: Sarah Coles
Over two million more people are likely to be higher rate taxpayers by 2028 – thanks to the freezing of the higher rate tax threshold. This not only raises the rate of income tax you pay – but it hikes ...
- Written by: Landlord Today Team
The monthly cost of owning a home for first-time buyers is now £971 - £42 or four per cent lower than the cost of renting the equivalent property, according to the latest Halifax Owning vs Renting Review. ...
- Written by: Sarah Coles
In the last three months of 2022, mortgages agreed for the coming months were down by a third from the previous three months, and down a quarter in a year. ...
- Written by: Alex Davies
With less than one month left until the end of the tax year, many experienced investors will have completed their tax year end routine by now: ISAs (perhaps for the whole family), pensions (if not caught up by the allowance ...
- Written by: Landlord Today Team
For many years, investing in property has been seen as a way of obtaining “passive” income. Compared to other types of investment, which may have required more frequent trading or have presented higher levels of volatility, property used to allow ...
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