Many property investors have moved on from simply owning one or two properties and are, effectively, running a small business. This means better financial management skills are needed. Specialist property accountant Stephen Fay ACA looks at how today’s property investors can avoid becoming tomorrow’s distressed sellers. Continue Reading »
Many investors are turning to HMOs and Multi-Lets as an alternative to the traditional single-let approach to long-term property investment. YPN asked specialist property accountant Stephen Fay ACA, to run through how HMOs and Multi-Lets differ tax-wise to single-let property. Continue Reading »
The new coalition Government has indicated that there are likely to be major changes to the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) regime, which will affect landlords and property investors across the board. Although we won’t know precisely what these changes are, and when they will kick in, until the emergency Budget is announced on 22 June, YPN asked specialist property accountant Stephen Fay ACA, to give us the low-down. Continue Reading »
It’s that time of year when we all need to start thinking about submitting our tax returns and so with this in mind YPN have asked property tax expert Stephen Fay to answer some of the questions he most frequently gets asked by property people.
Stephen combines expert technical tax knowledge with real-life property investment experience to offer property investor clients a unique service. Here, Stephen answers some recent questions posed by investors … Continue Reading »
Different taxes come into play, during the life-cycle of a property investor. This means the tax strategy needs to be monitored constantly, to ensure that, over the whole investment life-cycle, every possible tax-planning opportunity is considered. Specialist property accountant Stephen Fay ACA looks at how tax considerations for property investors change depending on where they are in the ‘property investment life-cycle’. Continue Reading »
Many experienced property investors have moved on from simply owning one or two properties, and now effectively run a fully-fledged business. Better financial management skills are needed to run a business than to run the household finances. This article looks at how today’s property investors can avoid becoming tomorrow’s distressed sellers. Continue Reading »