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15 things every UK landlord should know about Capital Gains Tax

mike@gosimpletax

You may not have paid any Capital Gains Tax so far. It’s not as common as Income Tax, National Insurance or VAT. And you may not be planning to pay Capital Gains Tax for some time yet, but one day that may change, so it

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Property

Best places to invest in property in UK uncovered

james@britishexpatmoney

This week we take a look at the best places to invest in property in the UK right now. Investing in bricks and mortar tends to beat the most popular alternatives, chief amongst them being shares. But, and it’s a big but, to do it

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Tax

Busy landlord? Here’s how to complete your Self Assessment tax return quicker

mike@gosimpletax

Life can be busy when you’re a landlord. Leaving aside managing your property and tenants, many a landlord must also cope with the demands of a job or running a business. Then there’s your own domestic and family responsibilities.  The last thing you need hanging

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InvestingProperty

Gold vs Property – Don’t invest in the wrong one!

james@britishexpatmoney

Common wisdom says real assets are the best way to combat rises in the cost of living. Common wisdom also says the best real assets are gold and property. All you need to do is pick one? But which do you choose? Spoiler alert: For

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Tax

How to maximise returns when renting out property

mike@gosimpletax

Renting out property continues to offer an excellent return for millions of people in the UK. Most are ordinary folk who earn extra income from renting out one or two properties, with few having larger rental property portfolios. There are about 2.75m unincorporated private landlords

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InvestingProperty

UK property or shares investment for expats

james@britishexpatmoney

Many an expat investor faces the same dilemma. Should you invest in property or are shares a preferable option? This is one of those big questions that makes enemies out of friends. As an investor in both I can see each side of the argument.

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Financial ToolsProperty

Mortgage payment monthly calculator with totals

james@britishexpatmoney

This mortgage calculator combines power with simplicity. It gives you the information you need to ensure you don’t borrow more than you can afford. And unlike many alternatives it tells you what your monthly payments will be. It covers interest only, capital repayment mortgages and

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PropertyTax

Key tax facts for HMO landlords

mike@gosimpletax

There are reported to be about half a million “HMOs” (ie houses in multiple occupation) in the UK. A rented property is considered an HMO if at least three tenants live in it and they make up more than one household, with shared toilet, bathroom

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PropertyTax

First UK Landlord Self Assessment Tax Return

mike@gosimpletax

First UK Landlord Self Assessment Tax Return. Here are 21 things you need to know. So, you’ve recently joined the ranks of the UK’s 2.6m private residential landlords and need to report taxable rental income via Self Assessment? You might be slightly worried about having

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PropertyTax

How much UK rental income is tax-free for UK landlords living overseas?

mike@gosimpletax

How much UK rental income is tax-free if you’re a UK landlord living overseas? It’s a dream that many people in Britain have. Move to another country, somewhere sunnier, to work or retire. For those who choose to live their dream, living overseas is often

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