Buy to let landlords and property investors often pay too much tax - or worse none at all - because property tax rules are so complicated.
Different taxes, accounts and tax returns are due depending on a number of factors:
Is the property a buy to let, holiday let or a property trade - like flipping an off-plan home for a quick profit?
Is the property in the UK, Europe or somewhere else in the world?
Are the owners UK taxpayers or non-resident?
The answers to all these questions have a bearing on keeping financial records, completing accounts and paying tax.
"Property investors often fail to plan for tax from when they acquire a property and instead look at mitigating the tax due when they sell, which is a sure fire recipe for disaster," said Steve Sims, author of the best selling "Understanding and Paying Less Property Tax for Dummies' and director of Yardleystar Property(http://www.yardleystar.co.uk/
"Leaving tax planning too late leaves little opportunity to structure a property business to pay less tax. That's why we have introduced an all-in-one package that includes a free property tax review."
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There’s no cap on the number of properties in a portfolio.
To find out if Yardleystar Property can help you pay less tax, go to http://www.yardleystar.co.uk/
