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For the first time since early-2008 in the midst of the financial crisis, the first quarter of 2016 saw landlords borrowing more money to buy houses than first-time buyers. Between January and March 2016, new purchases for buy-to-let landlords accounted for …
As part of the government’s plan to transform tax by 2020, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) recently launched a wide-ranging tax digitisation programme called “Making Tax Digital”. The aim of the programme is to encourage landlords and businesses to digitally …
On 1 April 2016, the UK Government introduced new stamp duty tax rates for people purchasing an additional property, which essentially forced landlords to pay an extra 3% on top of the stamp duty tax rate they’d have to pay …
The Brexit vote has led to a tumultuous time in the housing market, with many property experts trying to second-guess interest rates, and a general air of uncertainty about where the housing market stands following the vote to leave the …
For many people, buying and owning their own property is a key aspiration, but unfortunately, for the younger generation, the dream of property ownership is either out of reach, or far more costly than what it was for their parents …