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Provestor launches three unbeatable Making Tax Digital plans for landlords
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax starts in April 2026, and most landlords will need to send quarterly updates to HMRC for the first time. Generic accounting software won't cut it — property tax has its own rules around mortgage interest, Section 24 relief, and joint ownership. So we've launched three MTD plans built specifically for landlords, starting from £69 for the first year, with nothing to pay until 6 April 2026.
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November Budget 2025: What landlords need to know
I’ve been a tax advisor for 20 years and never have I witnessed such a chaotic build up to a Budget, not to mention the circus that was today’s OBR leak.
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Making Tax Digital (MTD): a guide to getting ready for landlords
Making Tax Digital (MTD) is part of HMRC’s long-term strategy to modernise the way people file tax returns. Its overall goal is to move everyone who pays income tax onto an digital reporting process. In April 2026, it will become a legal requirement for some sole traders and landlords to comply with MTD.
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Making Tax Digital for Landlords — Try Our Effortless AI Tax App
For years I’ve believed tax could be simpler, smarter, and easier for everyone - and now, we’ve built the technology that proves it. For the first time in the UK, you can see and use AI-powered bookkeeping and tax filing for Making Tax Digital (MTD). This isn’t a mock-up or concept. What you’ll see below is the live Provestor platform — the same technology that powers real MTD submissions to HMRC.
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Stamp Duty survival guide for buy-to-let landlords
Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is a significant financial consideration for property investors. Recent increases in SDLT and adjustments to thresholds have made it even more essential for buy-to-let landlords to understand their options and adopt strategies to mitigate costs. This guide provides practical advice for landlords on managing SDLT effectively, incorporating tips for using reliefs, structuring purchases, and leveraging commercial property opportunities.
The October 2024 Budget - Key Changes for Landlords
The October 2024 Budget has just been delivered, bringing some surprises, some certainties, and some changes that will directly affect landlords. Here's a quick breakdown of what you need to know and how it might impact your property investment strategy.
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Budget 2024: Furnished Holiday Let Tax Changes
In the March 2024 budget, the Chancellor announced the end of the Furnished Holiday Let (FHL) tax regime. This shock announcement has left investors worried about the future. In this blog, our Head of Tax unpacks the impact of the holiday let tax changes and advises how FHL owners can assess the impact on their investment strategies and plan ahead.
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Spring Budget 24: Overview for landlords
In the Spring Statement, the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, set out his plan to promote growth. In this post, we look at the key tax changes that property investors need to know about.