Personal allowance cuts mean most landlords leaving the market will pay more tax from April 2024 if they choose to sell their investments.
Read MoreBLOG: Are you ready for Labour’s tax bombs?
Business sales broker, Adam Walker, looks at the potential changes to the tax landscape for the property sector should Labour win the election.
Read MoreWhat the next General Election means for estate and lettings agents
Atomic Consultancy boss Lucy Noonan considers the implications for estate and lettings agents as Labour sets out its plans for the housing market.
Read MoreKate Faulkner: Educate would-be landlords before they enter buy-to-let
Speaking at the Propertymark One conference this week Faulkner warned there was a danger of even more ill-informed landlords leaving the sector.
Read MoreThe Great British Landlord Sell-off continues apace despite booming demand
As 33% of private landlords in England and Wales said they planned to cut the number of properties they rent out, NRLA chief Ben Beadle says renters are bearing the brunt of…
Read MoreCapital Gains Tax receipts rocket as buy-to-let landlords offload property
New figures from HMRC reveal that the taxman collected £18.1 billion in CGT in 2022/23 and means the public now pay more CGT than the hated Stamp Duty.
Read MoreBLOG: Capital Gains Tax changes and the benefits of limited companies
Beresfords lettings boss Steven Bond says those looking to invest in a second property may be better placed to purchase as a limited company rather than private individuals.
Read MoreFour in 10 landlords want Capital Gains Tax changes reversed
But Jonathan Samuels, CEO of Octane Capital says the demise of the landlord has been much exaggerated, according to survey results.
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