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Landlord looking to transfer property to a limited company – the pros and cons
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on June 30, 2023Are you a landlord? Have you ever thought about transferring your properties to a Limited Company, you may find your better off!
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Lodgers and tax – should I let out part of my home?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on May 24, 2023Lodgers and tax – looking to rent our part of your home? Here are some frequently asked questions from potential landlords.
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Love, marriage and SDLT on additional properties
Posted by Ian Henman on February 9, 2023The chancellor introduced an extra charge to stamp duty land tax for additional properties a few years ago, here’s how you may be able to avoid it…
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Unclaimed legacies – could you be owed a windfall?
Posted by Ian Henman on December 23, 2022Unclaimed legacies – could you be due a windfall? We examine the process that comes into play when beneficiaries cannot be traced.
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Section 21 changes – should I be worried?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on October 24, 2022Section 21 changes – we consider the effect of the section 21 changes proposed by the government as long ago as April 2019.