Property Tax Books

For many people the family home is the most valuable asset they have. As such protecting its value will be of key importance. In this tax guide we look at the key tax planning opportunities for the family home and private residences....keep reading

Buy-To-Let ("BTL") landlords have to consider Income Tax, Capital Gains Tax, Inheritance Tax and Stamp Duty Land Tax on their property holdings. In this book we look at tax planning techniques that all BTL landlords can consider to reduce the amount of these taxes they pay....keep reading

In this guide we look at what an LLP is, how it is taxed, and when and how you can use LLP's to reduce your UK taxes. We cover planning for income tax, capital gains tax and inheritance tax. This guide is essential reading for anyone interested in using an LLP....keep reading

The Government announced in its Autumn Statement 2015 that 3% higher SDLT rates will apply to purchases of additional residences from 1 April 2016. In this Practitioner Zone guide we look at the current state of play and the key tax planning opportunities....keep reading

Owning investment properties via a company has a number of tax advantages and in many cases it can be preferable to owning personally. However, there have been a large number of tax changes that affect both property investors and company owners from April 2016 and April 2017 and further ongoing changes that apply from April 2020. In this guide we look at the nature of these changes and assess how they impact on the decision to use a company to hold UK investment property. This Practitioner Zone guide is updated for the 2015 Budget, July Summer Budget and 2015 Autumn Statement provisions....keep reading

For many years company ownership of UK residential property was preferred by foreign property investors, however recent changes have changed this. This guide looks at tax planning for anyone interest in "de-enveloping" a UK residential property from a company (frequently an offshore company)...keep reading

Significant changes to the tax treatment of interest expenses incurred by property investors are to be implemented from April 2017. In some cases these changes will lead to a significant increase in the tax liability on rental profits. This Practitioner Zone guide looks at these changes in detail....keep reading

This book looks in detail at how you can reduce capital gains tax in 2015/2016. The CGT reliefs are one of the main ways that most people reduce CGT. We therefore look at all of the main reliefs in detail. There are lots of other CGT planning opportunities from using the humble annual exemption to the more exotic such as using offshore trusts. We cover all of these in this guide....keep reading

Buy To Let ("BTL") landlords have to consider Income tax, Capital gains tax, Inheritance tax and Stamp duty land tax on their property holdings. In this book we look at tax planning techniques that all BTL landlords can consider to reduce the amount of these taxes they pay....keep reading

Over recent years there have been changes to the capital gains tax (CGT) treatment of UK residential property held by companies. Further changes are to be made from 2015 and 2016 which will have a massive impact on how non UK residents and many non UK domiciliaries will be taxed on holdings of UK residential property. In this guide we look at the current CGT position and examine how the changes will apply before looking at the key tax planning opportunities going forward....keep reading

In this book we look in detail at precisely how offshore companies owning UK property are taxed, taking account of the tax changes in 2013 and 2014 as well as the planned changes in 2015 and 2016....keep reading

If you are trading or are planning to trade or develop property, a key consideration will be reducing the amount of UK tax charged on the profits from the development. In this guide we look at how property developers are taxed as well as the key techniques they can use to reduce UK tax....keep reading

Of increasing importance to property investors are overseas property developments. Investors looking to benefit from higher levels of capital growth often look overseas. This opens up even more tax planning opportunities as now there are two (or more) jurisdictions to consider, as opposed to one....keep reading

Many people own properties that are let out and held as investments. These properties can generate an income and hopefully a capital gain on the eventual disposal. This 110 page guide looks at tax planning for income tax, capital gains tax and inheritance tax for anyone holding buy to let investments....keep reading