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What are the basics of getting a divorce and paying UK tax? As property accountants serving thousands of UK landlords that purchase buy to let properties, we know that understanding UK tax when getting a divorce can be a confusing and complex subject for many. The first thing to ascertain is that you are able […]
Simon Misiewicz | 8 Feb 22
Learn moreBuy to let mortgages for landlords Buy to let (BTL) mortgages are for landlords who want to buy property to rent it out. The rules around buy to let mortgages are similar to those for regular residential mortgages, but there are some key differences. Landlords will often use buy to let mortgages buy their property […]
Simon Misiewicz | 1 Feb 22
Learn moreHow to avoid Inheritance Tax in Spain as a non-resident living in the United Kindgom British people moving to Spain may be concerned about paying Wealth Tax during lifetime and Inheritance Tax on death. There are ways to avoid this tax, and this article will highlight how to mitigate Inheritance Tax in Spain as a […]
Simon Misiewicz | 31 Jan 22
Learn moreHow Brits avoid Inheritance Tax in the United States Brits moving to the United States will need to plan for Inheritance Tax (IHT), sometimes called Estate Tax. There could be a double IHT payment in the US and UK for British ex-pats. Resident and non-resident aliens may be in the US for a long-term or […]
Simon Misiewicz | 25 Jan 22
Learn moreProperty developers that carry out property exchange will not need to pay SDLT. Stamp Duty for developers can be avoided. Sheila is looking to sell her house and she decides to buy a new home from a property developer. They eventually are to do a part exchange on an old-for-new basis. Technically this allows property […]
Simon Misiewicz | 11 Jan 22
Learn moreHong Kong Tax Foreign Income Hong Kong does not impose income tax based on an individual’s total income. There are three main income tax bands. – Business or trading profits are taxed under Profits Tax – Income from employment is taxed under Salaries Tax – Rental income from the property is taxed An individual’s residence […]
Simon Misiewicz | 10 Jan 22
Learn moreCapital allowances will help you save tax on your self-assessment tax return if the property is owned in your name. Alternatively, capital allowances will save you corporation tax if the property is held in your limited company. Capital allowances allow a business to write off the cost of the assets over a number of years […]
Simon Misiewicz | 15 Dec 21
Learn moreHow much tax does a property investor pay? The amount of tax a property investor pays is subject to their total taxable income. If a property investor pays the basic tax rate, this is 20%, while a higher rate taxpayer will pay 40%. The additional rate bracket will mean a 45% tax rate. There are […]
Simon Misiewicz | 29 Oct 21
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