UK Landlord FAQs

As a landlord, dealing with your tax return can be tricky and time consuming.

Finding out more about what you need to do is a good idea before you start filling it in, and can help save you time and money in the future.

Landlord Tax Return FAQs

As a landlord, how much tax do I pay?

How much tax you pay as a landlord all depends on your own set of circumstances. Each person’s tax position is different and has a direct effect on the amount of tax you owe...

Can I avoid paying Capital Gains Tax if I move abroad?

This is a complex question to answer and the rules have changed relatively recently...

Can I offset rental losses against other income?

In short the answer is no, you cannot offset rental losses against other income to reduce your tax bill...

I am leaving the UK to work abroad and want to let out my property. Do I have to file a tax return?

The short answer is “yes” all non residents with income from the UK have had to file a self assessment tax return since April 2010...

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