Accountants for landlords in Heckmondwike & Dewsbury
Whether you rent out one property or a portfolio, we'll report your rental income correctly, claim what you're entitled to and plan ahead for when you sell.
- Rental income and expenses done properly
- Capital Gains Tax reported within 60 days of a sale
- Ready for Making Tax Digital
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Tell us what you need. We'll reply with a fixed-fee quote, usually within 1 working day.
- Answer 4 quick questions: your name, phone number and what you need. It takes about a minute.
- We call you back, usually within 1 working day.
- You get a fixed fee before any work starts, with no obligation.
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Property tax, sorted
Property tax returns
Rental income, allowable expenses and finance costs reported correctly on your Self Assessment return.
Mortgage interest
For individual landlords, relief on mortgage interest is a tax credit at the basic rate: 20% now and 22% from April 2027. We check that you claim it.
Selling a property
Capital Gains Tax worked out, reported and paid to HMRC within 60 days of completion.
Personal or limited company?
Owning through a company saves tax for some landlords and costs more for others. We'll run the numbers for you.
Find out moreGood to know as a landlord
A few of the figures and deadlines we check for every landlord client.
Key figures
- £1,000Property allowance: gross rental income up to this may not need reporting
- 60 daysTo report and pay Capital Gains Tax after selling a UK residential property
- 18% or 24%Capital Gains Tax rates on residential property gains, depending on your income
- April 2027Income tax on rental profits rises to 22%, 42% or 47%
- April 2026Making Tax Digital started for landlords with income over £50,000
Source: GOV.UK.
Common questions
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What expenses can I claim?
Letting agent fees, repairs and maintenance, insurance, ground rent and service charges, replacing furnishings, accountancy fees and more. Improvements, such as an extension, aren't claimed against rent but reduce your gain when you sell.
I own a property jointly with my spouse. How is it taxed?
Usually 50/50, even if you own it in unequal shares. If your ownership is unequal, you can elect to be taxed on your actual shares. We'll check which is better for you.
I rent out a room in my home. Do I pay tax?
Rent a Room relief lets you earn up to £7,500 a year tax-free from letting a furnished room in your own home.
Let's take the stress out of your tax
Speak to a local accountant today. The consultation is free and there's no obligation. We help clients in Dewsbury, Heckmondwike, Batley, Leeds, Wakefield, Bradford and the surrounding areas, and further afield online.