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We're Provestor, the property accountants.
We're a specialist accountancy firm that supports property investors and landlords. It’s our mission to make being a property investor as hassle-free and as profitable as possible.
Our all-inclusive accountancy services include everything landlords need to manage their portfolio's finances and taxes. We offer:
- In-depth, tailored property tax advice
- Award-winning property accounting app
- Fast, expert support from our accountants
Visit www.provestor.co.uk to learn more
We're a specialist accountancy firm that supports property investors and landlords. It’s our mission to make being a property investor as hassle-free and as profitable as possible.
Our all-inclusive accountancy services include everything landlords need to manage their portfolio's finances and taxes. We offer:
- In-depth, tailored property tax advice
- Award-winning property accounting app
- Fast, expert support from our accountants
Visit www.provestor.co.uk to learn more
3 ERRORS Landlords Make with Their 1st Company Accounts & Tax Returns | The Property Tax Show E10
#companytaxreturns #landlords #propertyinvestment
Are you a new limited company landlord dreading your first tax return? Putting it off could cost you big time in penalties and stress.
In episode #10 of The Property Tax Show, Provestor CEO, James, and Head of Tax, Nadeem, reveal the 3 most common and costly mistakes landlords make when filing their first company accounts and tax returns:
00:00 Introduction
00:51 Mistake 1: Not filing accounts because you think you don't need to
03:22 Mistake 2: Underestimating what's involved in managing company compliance
11:01 Mistake 3: Not keeping proper records
17:10 Limited company FAQs
We'll explain why these errors are so detrimental and share our tips on how to avoid them. Missing tax deadlines can lead to fines of up to £1,500 and even get your company struck off!
Don't lose out on the tax benefits of operating as a limited company. If you're feeling overwhelmed about your company's finances and compliance, Provestor can help:
➡️ Provestor's smart tax software helps you easily manage bookkeeping, expenses, and file company accounts and tax returns yourself for just £14.99/month. Learn more: bit.ly/3UmsSVF
➡️ Our property accounting team provides full-service accounting and tax advice tailored for limited company landlords from £89. Learn more: bit.ly/49ROH44
Tackle your taxes head-on! Watch now and get your property business on the right track from day one.
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PROVESTOR - THE PROPERTY ACCOUNTANTS
We’re Provestor, an award-winning accountancy firm that takes the hassle out of tax for landlords and property investors.
On-demand tax advice
Make your buy-to-let investment work harder with our property tax consultations
Company start up
Start your limited company the right way with our tax-smart services
Smart tax software
File your accounts and tax returns with our hassle-free property tax software
Accountancy service
Get award-winning service from our in-house team of property accountants
Are you a new limited company landlord dreading your first tax return? Putting it off could cost you big time in penalties and stress.
In episode #10 of The Property Tax Show, Provestor CEO, James, and Head of Tax, Nadeem, reveal the 3 most common and costly mistakes landlords make when filing their first company accounts and tax returns:
00:00 Introduction
00:51 Mistake 1: Not filing accounts because you think you don't need to
03:22 Mistake 2: Underestimating what's involved in managing company compliance
11:01 Mistake 3: Not keeping proper records
17:10 Limited company FAQs
We'll explain why these errors are so detrimental and share our tips on how to avoid them. Missing tax deadlines can lead to fines of up to £1,500 and even get your company struck off!
Don't lose out on the tax benefits of operating as a limited company. If you're feeling overwhelmed about your company's finances and compliance, Provestor can help:
➡️ Provestor's smart tax software helps you easily manage bookkeeping, expenses, and file company accounts and tax returns yourself for just £14.99/month. Learn more: bit.ly/3UmsSVF
➡️ Our property accounting team provides full-service accounting and tax advice tailored for limited company landlords from £89. Learn more: bit.ly/49ROH44
Tackle your taxes head-on! Watch now and get your property business on the right track from day one.
-
PROVESTOR - THE PROPERTY ACCOUNTANTS
We’re Provestor, an award-winning accountancy firm that takes the hassle out of tax for landlords and property investors.
On-demand tax advice
Make your buy-to-let investment work harder with our property tax consultations
Company start up
Start your limited company the right way with our tax-smart services
Smart tax software
File your accounts and tax returns with our hassle-free property tax software
Accountancy service
Get award-winning service from our in-house team of property accountants
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Great content. So is this still true given the new Government please?
What about CGT
Very useful
can landloard claim all those taxes through PAYE online portal?
if you have a profit loss one tax year on revenue allowances, can you carry that loss forward to the next tax year, to deduct from the next tax years revenue profit?
Is it possible to book a phone call with your selfs , would love you help on moving forward with my portfolio
In your video you referenced an example where someone has moved from their primary residence and let this out. Subsequently they have tried to claim the interest in their existing mortgage. Can you please clarify if a primary residence is remortgaged and the funds used for personal use, the primary residence is subsequently let. Can the 20% tax credit for interest on the mortgage repayments be claimed?
Hi, under FRS105 on disposal of a property do we just show the capital gain as other income in the profit and loss account?
The big bit missing from this example is that once you have sold a property and paid the tax on one that is personally owned, the money in your pocket is your own. However, if you sell a property via a Ltd and pay the tax on the gain, the money is STILL inside the Ltd Co. To get the money back out, you then need to salary/dividend/pension yourself to get access to the money. The absence of this information makes these 2 situations look comparable when they are not!
Thank you 😊 please advise is it better to own properties via limited company or a trust? Many thanks in advance👍
45p/mile no way covers the cost of business travel,
I noticed that the Chancellor kept referring to FHLs. Would SAs that are not strictly FHLs be caught up in the new legislation?
Tlove your videos, have leant so much from all those advises. Thank you! I wonder if you could you make a video about how to protect your asset and your company after the dead of sole director shareholder, who would be in charge and running the company, what happens to those investments in that company and what to do now to avoid the disaster whicj will end up of loosing everything? I think it's of the most important matters that not many CZcamsr investers mentioned it on here. Thank you.
As a beginner where do i start from
I love your videos, have leant so much from all those advises. Thank you ! I wonder if you could you make a video about how to protect your asset and your company after the dead of sole director shareholder, who would be in charge and running the company, what happens to those investments in that company and what to do now to avoid the disaster whicj will end up of loosing everything ? Thank you.
Got to love equality, irrelevant royal family pays 0taxes, 0 IHT
Thank you very informative
I'm a homemaker (unemployed) and I'm not planning to work the next 4years. my husband and I are buying our first investment property to rent out (cash) and the predicted rental income £700 per m. What's the best option for us 🤗
Hi guys this is really insightful many thanks. I am completely relevant to this topic; I’ve set up a Ltd company & bank account, and I’m waiting for my property purchase to complete. I actually do not have a property accountant as yet - I assume your company could act as this on my behalf? Secondly, I’ve set up my Ltd company and bank account with a company called Get Ground. They advise that with any additional property purchases in the future, I should set up another Ltd company ie. 1 Ltd company per each property. My worry for the future here, would be that I’ll be filing for each property, and I’ll be paying out for each property I purchase. Things could get out of control very quickly if I’m totally not on top of things! Some advice would be appreciated! Thanks
Hi @darrenfrankland6581 - we're glad you liked the video, and thanks for the comment! We'd be delighted to act as your accountant! Head over to our website and you'll see we offer a good range of services, so we're sure you'll find the service level that's perfect for you. Given you're in the early stages and the cash isn't flowing yet, you might benefit from our low-cost service at £14.99 per month. You'll at least have a tax return solution in place. If you need in-depth tax advice as a one off, we have an on-demand service that's pay as you go, and really well priced. It means you only pay for what you need right now. Once your portfolio's up and running, you can upgrade to our top-end advisory service, delivered by our amazing professional services team. We're ready when you are. As for one company per property - that's the policy mandated by Get Ground. There is very limited benefit of doing this. Remember, Get Ground is more like a real estate broker: they want 1 property neatly inside a company they can sell on your behalf in the future. If you're selecting Get Ground as you want them to sell your property in the future, then that's cool - you should stick with their model. At Provestor, we're going to help get it right for you, as an individual, first. If you want one company for your entire portfolio (as 90%+ of our clients do), that we can do that. If you want one per company for some reason, then of course we'll take your money multiple times over :-)
Is there some issue with HMRC not liking t4ading and investment companies being mixed together?
How do I get in touch with the tax consultant
How do you make a new limited company credit worthy enough to be able to borrow the funds to buy the property if it has no history of trading?
Thank you for sharing this. Sorry i missed what you said about getting one to one tax advice, please can you advise please.
Im selling a B2L property now, that was bought 12 years ago. I didnt claim the mortgage arrangement fee against rent then - Can I do this now (IE in the year that Im selling it, 2024)? The HMRC CGT calculator asks, 'How much did you pay when you began owning this property?' - It seems strange that you can't include this fee, included in the total figure, for this box.
Hi, thanks for your question! Unfortunately only Capital costs are allowable against your CGT bill when selling a property. Revenue costs are not allowable at this stage.
Do FHL changes affect owners that have properties overseas as well as domestically?
Good show but I am still confused! Does this mean that my holiday lets are no longer a business? I have other property that is let long term so are they all the same now? Yet they are completely different as for the long term lets there are very few expenses as they are all covered by the person renting them whereas the holiday lets have loads of expenses - laundry, cleaning, heating, repairs etc.... not to mention the admin hours I put in. Plus while I run the business on my own and do all the work, , the property is part owned by my brother and my partner so while at the moment I get 80% of the profit, in the future i will only get 33%. Unfair!
Hi, thanks for watching! Draft legislation will be published in due course where we hope HMRC will clarify the true treatment of FHLs on tax returns. It's not clear whether they will be reported with long term lets or whether they will remain to be reported separately as a FHL business.
Hi I earn £40,000 per annum in rent and £7,000 in a pension which equals £47,000 So does my personal allowance of £12500 come off £40,000 or £47,000?
Hi, the current tax-free allowance of £12,570 is deducted from your total taxable income for the year.
£47000 but you are highly likely to have expenses associated with the Rental income that will reduce the 40K.
what about SDLT incurred when moving into a company. Business Rates? If we are not a business then we can get bins collected and pay Council tax??
Double council tax for second homes in many area's from next year
Can you sell fhl in uk get cg rekief byying a fhl overseas?
This is a question for your local council and how they treat properties in that area. SDLT will be incurred if you move the property into a company.
Excellent video for this topic,covered all aspects we are not clear about. One question, will the current FHL tex regime still valid for the 2024-2025 year tax return? Thanks.
As we understand, yes. However, HMRC will be publishing draft legislation in due course and it could include an anti-forestalling rule for CGT.
Thank you guys, please can you advise me on how to take my property portfolio into partnership for tax benefits purposes. I currently have about 7 BTL property. Many thanks, Paul Roberts
Hi Paul - this can be done but we suggest you take tax advice on this matter. It can be quite a complex area and we will need to understand your personal situation to see if this is viable.
I i have a property brought inside LTD already, is that adding to the 20 hours weekly work on the property businesses to incorporate my other two properties? As i have totally less than 5.
The issue is whether those held in your own name are a business. Those not held by you are neither here nor there.
@@johnporcella2375..and what if I transfer a part of the property ownership to my company, is that considerate partnership to later fully incorporate without CGT and stamp duty?
Great tips!
What a gem. I was unaware of the deed of trust.
These 'grey areas' are ridiculous. Why should it be down to a matter of 'opinion' as to whether an expense is capital or chargeable ? Items that a landlord may need to replace once every 10 years or more (windows' kitchens, bathrooms for example) should be chargeable irrelevant of whether they are actually 'improving' the property. Of course they are, otherwise you would not be replacing them !
The video was helpful, thankyou, For the 'Deed of Trust', when owning a property and claiming through Self-Assesment, you say 50/50 for a married couple but what if our 2 children are entited to 10%. Does that mean a 40/40/10/10 split?
Great advice, would I be able to do this and attribute some of the tax to any of my dependents?
The video is brilliant. My friend bought a new house without carpet or wood floors. So she bought the wooden floor herself and asked workers to install it. If wooden floors are capital, are workers’ installation fees also considered capital? The carpet price includes installation, is it considered capital? So are curtains and installation fees also capital? If the installation fee is not capital, what is its category? Thanks
Can I claim the fees added by my letting agent ?
Agents' commission & management fees yes. If there are additional charges for sending out someone to carry out repairs also yes.
Hi, great channel and helpful vids. I’d love a short call with Nadeem to discuss further. Can I arrange that through here? Thanks
Super helpful!
10% is not a bargain based on the higher mortgage repayments.
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if a person spends £35000 to extend lease by 150 years ,pays all at once, is part claimable or is it capital ?
great information thanks
I understood you cannot use profit from rental income to fund a pension ?
is mortgage product fee an allowable expense?
Thanks, do you know how to identifty just the interst (excluding capital) in a repayment mortgage? I have an interest rate but that seems to incude the capital
Ask ur lender for a mortgage interest certificate.
"Global Financial Crisis". Caused by subprime lending in the US with Credit Default Swaps. Additionally caused by "Sovereign Debt Crisis " in the Euro Zone. In the UK the impact was interbank lending, where banks didn't trust the "Capital Adequacy " of other banks