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YOUR PROPERTY TAX
in the right direction
Whether you are new to property investment or have an established portfolio, having a specialist landlord accountant can save you thousands. Companion Accountancy is here to help you successfully manage your taxes as a landlord. We help landlords using digitally approved software, providing short- and long-term tax planning advice.
Companion Accountancy goes beyond the statutory compliance work required and provides advice on the tax implications of investing in further properties, whether Limited Company or personal investment is best, and optimises your finances while reducing your tax liability.
We have fixed fee packages starting from £55+VAT per month, offering a dedicated accountant providing expert advice and more, depending on your requirements.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
(1-3 PROPERTIES)
From £55+VAT
- Dedicated Accountant
- Personal tax return for one person
- Access to digitally approved software
- Reminders for important filing deadlines
- Set up for MTD for ITSA
- Quarterly filing to HMRC for MTD
- Tax efficiency reviews
- Secure Docusign portal
COMPANY PROPERTY
(1-3 PROPERTIES)
From £110+VAT
- Dedicated Accountant
- Annual accounts and CT600
- Basic personal tax return for one director
- Access to digitally approved software
- Reminders for important filing deadlines
- Quarterly tax reviews
- Company formation
- Secure Docusign portal
- Registered Office
- Payroll for 1 person
GROWTH PORTFOLIO COMPANY
(3+ PROPERTIES)
From £180+VAT
- Dedicated Accountant
- Annual accounts and CT600
- Basic personal tax return for one director
- Access to digitally approved software
- Reminders for important filing deadlines
- Quarterly tax reviews
- Company formation
- Secure Docusign portal
- Registered Office
- Register prepare, file VAT
- Payroll for 1 person
WHY DOES A LANDLORD NEED AN ACCOUNTANT?
Efficient & Accurate accounting for landlords
Specialist expertise
You wouldn’t attempt to carry out a major structural extension on your home (unless you’re a builder) or provide medical and dental treatment to family members if you’re not qualified. It’s no different with accountancy and tax advice. Your property investment is more than a series of administrative tasks; your accountant’s expertise adds value beyond maintaining your books and records. A good accountant will pay for their fee, often many times over, by saving you money through tax planning and expert advice.
Your time is valuable
Each year, dozens of tasks need to be completed, including Calculating your personal tax return, tax planning, quarterly MTD submissions from (April 2024) dealing with HMRC and maintaining bookkeeping records.
Many of these tasks come with deadlines you’ll need to keep track of, and you can incur fines and penalties if you miss them. All this is on top of the time you might need to invest in researching any queries you have, and you still won’t know if you missed something an expert would have spotted and paid more tax than you needed to. Handing these tasks off to your accountant not only leaves them in expert hands but also frees you up to focus on what you’re good at.
Access to software
We can provide you access to digitally approved software and even complete the record-keeping. Keeping your information updated regularly means tax planning advice in real-time.
Legislation often changes
How you maintain your records one year may differ from the next. You need to be abreast of new tax legislation, which can be a real challenge if you’re not an expert. Your specialist landlord accountant will not only be aware of the changes as they are announced, but they will also help interpret and apply the rules, ensuring you and your company are always compliant.
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