Landlords — Tax & Accounting Support in the UK

End-to-end support for UK landlords: setup, bookkeeping, SA105, NRL and property CGT — all in one place.

Specialist Tax & Accounting for Landlords

Single-Property Landlords

Simple rental accounts and SA105 with clear guidance on records and deadlines.

Portfolio Landlords

Multi-property reporting, interest and loan tracking, and year-round tax planning.

Overseas Landlords (NRL)

What We Do for Landlords

Rental accounts preparation and record-keeping setup
Self Assessment tax returns (SA100) with property pages (SA105)
Non-Resident Landlord (NRL) scheme registration & compliance
UK Property Capital Gains Tax returns (60-day)
Allowable expenses review and guidance
Mortgage & finance cost treatment within current rules
Digital processes and MTD-ready workflow

Rental Accounts

Clean, reconciled rental accounts ready for tax and lending.

SA105 Property Pages

Accurate property schedules filed with your Self Assessment.

NRL Registration

Apply for gross payment and manage ongoing reporting.

CGT 60-Day Returns

Timely UK property CGT calculations and online submission.

Allowable Expenses Review

Maximise legitimate deductions; avoid common pitfalls.

Record-Keeping & Apps

Receipt capture and digital workflows to save time.

Tax Planning

Forward planning for rates, losses and ownership structure.

HMRC Enquiry Support

We handle questions, disclosures and time-to-pay.

1) Discovery

We understand your properties, finance and goals.

2) Data Setup

We organise statements, invoices and digital capture.

3) Draft & Review

We prepare accounts and calculations for your approval.

4) File & Submit

We submit returns and confirmations securely online.

5) Ongoing Support

Quarterly check-ins and year-round advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to file a tax return as a landlord?

If you receive rental income or make a rental loss to claim, you usually must file a Self Assessment return (SA100) with property pages (SA105).

What landlord expenses are allowable?

Common allowable costs include letting agent fees, repairs and maintenance (not improvements), insurance, utilities and council tax (if you pay them), ground rent and service charges, and replacement of domestic items.

How is mortgage interest treated?

Individual landlords receive a basic rate tax credit for qualifying finance costs instead of a full deduction, subject to UK rules.

I live overseas — how does the Non-Resident Landlord (NRL) scheme work?

Letting agents or tenants may need to deduct tax at source unless HMRC approves gross payment (NRL1). We can register and manage this for you.

When do I report Capital Gains Tax on a UK residential property sale?

A UK Property CGT return is normally due within 60 days of completion and any CGT is payable by the same deadline.

Can you help with short-lets and holiday rentals?

Yes. We organise records, advise on allowable costs, local rules, and prepare your property pages and returns accordingly.

Ready to Get Your Landlord Taxes Sorted?

Book a free consultation and get a fixed-fee quote today.