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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 tax-saving tips you need and, in many cases, tells you how you can avoid paying landlord tax altogether.
In their tax-busting guide, 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 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
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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.
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How to Avoid Landlord Taxes: Contents
- Understanding your landlord tax liabilities
- Income tax liabilities for property investors/traders
- Owning properties as a sole trader
- Income tax and property partnerships
- Offsetting interest charges
- 10% wear and tear or renewals
- Getting to grips with the term 'wholly and exclusively'
- Replacing your fixtures and fittings
- Other ways to reduce your landlord income tax bill
- The two ways to calculate your UK property rental income profits
- Can a limited company improve your tax position?
- How to use a property management company to save income tax
- Saving on stamp duty
- Tax-free income for renting out part of your home
- Generous tax breaks for holiday lets
- Understanding capital gains tax (CGT)
- Avoid capital gains tax by using 'private residence relief'
- The easiest way to legitimately avoid capital gains tax
- Increasing property value and avoiding landlord tax
- Avoid capital gains tax by maximising length of property ownership
- Nominating residence to avoid capital gains tax
- Other ways to reduce your capital gains tax bill
- Beware of the capital gains tax trap
- Never sell a property means no landlord tax?
- Using property partnerships to cut your capital gains tax bill
- Advanced strategies for avoiding capital gains tax
- Selling the gardens or grounds of your home
- Understanding inheritance tax
- Landlord tax liability for commercial property owners
- Essential landlord tax advice for international property investors
- Tax investigations
- Finding an accountant
- The importance of tax planning for landlords