Specialist Accountants for Landlords and Property
Maximise rental income. Stay tax-efficient. Plan for growth with accountants who understand property. Local, proactive support for landlords and property investors across the Midlands.
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- Clarity & Confidence
Fully Managed Accounting for Landlords and Property
Navigating property taxation can be complex, whether you’re managing a single rental or building a diverse portfolio. From evolving legislation to strict HMRC deadlines, landlords and investors face unique financial challenges that demand specialist guidance. Our dedicated property team provides clarity, strategy and long-term support—helping you protect profits, remain compliant and plan effectively for growth.
Our Services
Discover how our fully managed tax services help you stay compliant, make the most of available reliefs, and take confident steps in managing your property investments.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Below are some of our most commonly asked questions.
If you sell a UK residential property and capital gains tax is due, you must report and pay it within 60 days of completion using a UK Property Return.
Yes, if you are registered to file a Self-Assessment. Even if you’ve filed a 60-day CGT return, you’ll still need to declare the gain again on your Self Assessment tax return for the year.
Typical allowable expenses include repairs, letting agent fees, insurance, utilities (if you pay them), and replacement of domestic items. Capital improvements (like extensions) aren’t deductible, but may reduce future capital gains.
From April 2026, many landlords with rental income over £50,000 will need to file quarterly digital updates instead of one annual return. Those earning over £30,000 will be included from April 2027.
Areas we Serve
- Sutton Coldfield
- Four Oaks
- Mere Green
- Walmley
- Boldmere
- Erdington
- Birmingham
- Tamworth
- Lichfield
- Walsall
- Burntwood
- Cannock
- Burton-on-Trent
- Swadlincote
- Ashby-de-la-Zouch
- Uttoxeter
Capital Gains Tax on Property Disposals
When selling or gifting a residential property in the UK, reporting Capital Gains Tax (CGT) within HMRC’s strict 60-day deadline can feel daunting. Whether you’re a landlord, investor or selling a second home, the rules around allowable costs and reliefs can significantly affect what you owe. Our role is to make the process clear, compliant and tax-efficient—so you can move forward with confidence.
Our 4-Step CGT Process
Review the Sale & Gather Information
We start by understanding the property disposal and collecting the key details—purchase figures, sale price, improvement costs and any eligible deductions.
Calculate the Gain & Check Reliefs
We accurately calculate your gain and assess reliefs such as Private Residence Relief or Lettings Relief to minimise your liability wherever possible.
Prepare & Review Your Return
Your CGT return is prepared within HMRC’s 60-day deadline. We explain the figures in plain English and ensure you’re fully happy before submission.
Submit & Support with Payment
We file the return with HMRC and guide you on how and when to make payment, remaining available for any follow-up questions or HMRC correspondence.
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