Landlord Incorporation To Pay less Tax for Landlords in 2022

Landlord Incorporation To Pay less Tax for Landlords in 2022

17:03 PM, 4th February 2022, About 2 years ago 2

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Hundreds of thousands of property landlords are paying too much tax and in this video, I am joined by Mark Alexander from Property 118 to tell you what you can do about it.

Section 24 is a massive tax burden on Buy to Let landlords.

There has been much talk on strategies Landlords can adopt to mitigate this tax.

HMRC has confirmed the strategy advocated by Ranjan Bhattacharya and Mark Alexander since 2015, is perfectly above board so why wait to incorporate your property portfolio.

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Mo Han

13:44 PM, 13th July 2023, About 9 months ago

Hello, I have just seen the post today "Incorporation Feasibility Analysis For Landlords"
I understand the CGT gains are washed out once you incorporate meaning minimal CGT payment on sale of a property, but how do you get the money out of the company, if for example I would want to pay down my residential mortgage. As I understand the only way is to draw down a salary of £12570 every year and a £1000 dividend.
Thanks
Kas

Mark Alexander - Founder of Property118

14:06 PM, 13th July 2023, About 9 months ago

Reply to the comment left by Mo Han at 13/07/2023 - 13:44
Please book a tax planning Consultation so that we may fully consider your current position, your objectives and the opportunities available to you based on that. Only then will we be in a position to advise you.

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