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Accountants for Landlords

Rental accounts, tax returns and planning for landlords and property investors, from a single buy-to-let to a growing portfolio.

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Overview

Accountancy support for landlords

Letting property brings tax obligations that are easy to misjudge, especially the treatment of mortgage interest, allowable expenses and jointly owned property. We help landlords report correctly, pay the right tax and plan ahead, including for Making Tax Digital.

The challenges

What landlords need to get right

  • The restricted treatment of mortgage interest
  • Which expenses are allowable against rent
  • Jointly owned and furnished property rules
  • Capital Gains Tax on selling a property
  • Getting ready for Making Tax Digital
What you need

The services that matter most

Landlord Tax Returns

Rental accounts and tax returns for landlords and property investors.

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Capital Gains Tax

CGT advice and reporting on property, shares and business disposals.

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Self Assessment

Self Assessment returns prepared, checked and filed with HMRC before the deadline.

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Our approach

How we help landlords

We prepare your rental accounts, apply the finance-cost rules correctly, and claim every allowable expense, then report it all through your Self Assessment. When you buy or sell, we advise on the tax in advance, so there are no surprises.

Benefits

What you can expect

  • Accurate rental accounts and returns
  • Correct, compliant treatment of costs
  • Advance planning for buying and selling
  • Ready for digital record-keeping
FAQs

Questions landlords often ask

Allowable costs typically include letting agent fees, repairs and maintenance, insurance, and certain professional fees, among others. Finance costs such as mortgage interest are treated differently. We make sure you claim correctly.

Yes. MTD for Income Tax applies to landlords with qualifying income over the relevant threshold, phased in from April 2026. We help you prepare and keep digital records in good time.

Accountants for landlords in Newcastle

Tell us about your situation and we will explain exactly how we can help, with a fixed fee agreed up front.