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Property Tax · Landlords · Brighton

Property Tax & Landlord Accounting

Brighton's property market is one of the most active in the South East, and we work with many local landlords and property investors. Property tax is complex — Section 24, capital gains, stamp duty, and SDLT all require careful planning.

Our property tax services

  • Rental income tax returns and self-assessment
  • Section 24 mortgage interest relief planning
  • Capital gains tax on property disposals
  • Limited company structuring analysis for landlords
  • Furnished holiday let advice
  • Buy-to-let portfolio accounting

Brighton landlord specialists

We understand the Brighton property market and the specific tax considerations for local landlords. Get specialist advice tailored to your portfolio.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Section 24 and how does it affect Brighton landlords?

Section 24 restricts mortgage interest relief for residential landlords to the basic rate of income tax (20%). Higher and additional rate taxpayers can no longer deduct their full mortgage interest costs, significantly increasing tax bills. We help Brighton landlords model the impact and plan accordingly.

Should I set up a limited company for my rental properties?

It depends on your tax rate, number of properties, and long-term plans. We provide a detailed personal versus company tax analysis before any recommendation. For many Brighton landlords with growing portfolios, the numbers increasingly favour a limited company structure.

How is capital gains tax calculated on a property sale?

CGT on residential property is charged at 18% (basic rate) or 24% (higher rate) on gains above the £3,000 annual exempt amount. Various reliefs may apply including principal private residence relief. We prepare all property disposal calculations and HMRC 60-day reporting.