its going to be worse than this, Labour are going to ban evictions, insist on pets etc. Capital gains tax and you will feel like you are on a porn set without lube.
https://thelettingexperts.uk/news/la...t-mean-for-you
Should drive the conservative voters out of BTL so the large companies can take over.and organise donations.
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I haven't read the article but I thought all sandwiches are subject to vat.
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That's just capital gains tax there are likely to be a whole set of other taxes (stamp duty say) that HMRC will also be seeking..Originally posted by BlueSharp View Posthttps://inews.co.uk/inews-lifestyle/...dlords-3235724
I wonder if any of our brethren have been double caught by the contractor schemes and now the Barrister approved BTL schemes.
The investor who received the bill for £666,000, a 71-year-old from the south coast who has 18 properties, said he is hopeful that Property118 will be successful in its appeal and is grateful for the support being provided.

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Tax avoidance schemes for BTL
https://inews.co.uk/inews-lifestyle/...dlords-3235724
I wonder if any of our brethren have been double caught by the contractor schemes and now the Barrister approved BTL schemes.
The investor who received the bill for £666,000, a 71-year-old from the south coast who has 18 properties, said he is hopeful that Property118 will be successful in its appeal and is grateful for the support being provided.
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