Section 24 landlord advice
We explain how residential finance cost restrictions affect your tax bill and review the relief available using your rental income and borrowing figures.
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A rising tax bill does not automatically mean a company is the answer. We review your portfolio, borrowing and plans, then explain the costs and options that matter to you.
Discuss your property taxFree 30-minute initial call. Detailed work quoted separately.
For landlords buying, letting, transferring or selling property, including those comparing personal and company ownership.
We explain how residential finance cost restrictions affect your tax bill and review the relief available using your rental income and borrowing figures.
We compare ongoing tax, profit extraction, borrowing and transfer costs. You receive a clearer picture of the implications before deciding to transfer or buy.
We assess potential reliefs and transaction taxes, coordinate with your legal advisers and identify the conditions and risks before a transfer proceeds.
Selling UK residential property? We check your reporting obligations, calculate the gain and prepare the required return after reviewing the sale records.
01 / Explain the situation
Tell us what you need to resolve, your timetable and any deadline. We establish whether we can help.
02 / Agree the service
We set out the work, fees and records needed. You decide whether to proceed before we begin.
03 / Review the next step
We carry out the agreed work and explain the findings, submissions or actions that need your approval.
No. The comparison must include company tax, tax on withdrawing profits, transfer taxes, borrowing costs and your future plans. A transfer can create significant upfront costs.
No. We assess the business activities and transfer terms. Relief and favourable transaction tax treatment are not automatic.
Ideally before exchange. UK residential property disposals can require reporting and payment within 60 days of completion. We check the rules for your residence and disposal. If the sale has completed, tell us the date immediately.
Start with a short summary and any deadline. We will explain what information we need and how we can assist.
Discuss your property taxPrefer to call? 020 8432 2774
Information reviewed on 30 September 2026. This is general information, not personalised advice. Tax treatment depends on your circumstances, eligibility and the rules applying to the relevant period.