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Published: 2010
Edition: Second
Validity:
  England
  Wales
  Scotland
  Northern Ireland


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Landlord tax-saving secrets revealed for buy-to-let landlords.

Landlords: don't let your property profits be taken away by the Inland Revenue! How to Avoid Landlord Taxes gives you all the insider property tax-saving tips you need and, in many cases, tells you how you can avoid paying landlord tax altogether.

In their tax-busting guide, updated in 2010 to include the tax changes in the April Budget, property tax specialist Arthur Weller and buy-to-let landlord Amer Siddiq reveal their secrets of how you can save landlord taxes.

How to Avoid Landlord Taxes 2010 includes over 100 landlord tax-saving case studies showing you how to...

  • Reduce your landlord capital gains liability
  • Avoid property capital gains tax
  • Avoid paying stamp duty
  • Reduce your landlord income tax bill
  • Use all the capital gains tax reliefs available
  • Boost your property profits by investing in overseas property
  • Avoid inheritance tax on your main residence
  • Reduce your inheritance tax bill
  • Calculate your landlord capital gains tax liability
  • Calculate your landlord income tax liability
  • Calculate your property development tax liability
  • Use property partnerships to reduce landlord income and capital gains tax bills
  • Offset property related expenditures
  • Use sole property ownership to your advantage
  • Get a landlord's tax-free income of £4,250
  • Avoid capital gains tax by changing your legal residence
  • Increase your property and avoid landlord tax at the same time
  • Save landlord tax by holding your properties in a limited company
  • Reduce your stamp duty payments
  • Re-invest your property profits from holiday lets and defer capital gains tax
  • Reduce your international property landlord tax bills
  • Save landlord tax when investing in commercial property

...And all these property tax-saving tips you can Download Now.

How to Avoid Landlord Taxes proves to any buy-to-let landlord, property investor or would-be landlord that saving landlord taxes is one of the easiest ways to boost your cash flow and property profits.

Download your guide NOW and pay less landlord tax today!

How to Avoid Landlord Taxes: Contents

  1. Understanding your landlord tax liabilities
  2. Income tax liabilities for property investors/traders
  3. Owning properties as a sole trader
  4. Income tax and property partnerships
  5. Offsetting interest charges
  6. 10% wear and tear or renewals
  7. Getting to grips with the term 'wholly and exclusively'
  8. Replacing your fixtures and fittings
  9. Other ways to reduce your landlord income tax bill
  10. The two ways to calculate your UK property rental income profits
  11. Can a limited company improve your tax position?
  12. How to use a property management company to save income tax
  13. Saving on stamp duty
  14. Tax-free income for renting out part of your home
  15. Generous tax breaks for holiday lets
  16. Understanding capital gains tax (CGT)
  17. Avoid capital gains tax by using 'private residence relief'
  18. The easiest way to legitimately avoid capital gains tax
  19. Increasing property value and avoiding landlord tax
  20. Indexation and taper relief
  21. Nominating residence to avoid capital gains tax
  22. Other ways to reduce your capital gains tax bill
  23. Never sell a property means no landlord tax?
  24. Using property partnerships to cut your capital gains tax bill
  25. Advanced strategies for avoiding capital gains tax
  26. Selling the gardens or grounds of your home
  27. Splitting land or property
  28. Understanding inheritance tax
  29. Using trusts to reduce inheritance tax for family members
  30. Landlord tax liability for commercial property owners
  31. Essential landlord tax advice for international property investors
  32. Using landlord software to manage your landlord taxes
  33. Finding an accountant
  34. The importance of tax planning for landlords
  35. Indexation factors for calculating indexation relief