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✓ What the April 2027 tax change means for landlords
✓ Own name vs company, with the maths worked out
✓ Set-up steps, every deadline and a checklist to keep
What's inside
The 2027 tax change
Why rental profit in your own name is about to cost more, and what companies pay instead.
Own name vs company
One property owned two ways, with every line of the maths worked out.
The honest trade-offs
Stamp duty, mortgages and paperwork, plus who an SPV doesn’t suit.
Set-up, step by step
Eight steps, from Companies House ID checks to your first bank account.
Every deadline
Confirmation statements, accounts and corporation tax on one timeline.
Getting money out
Director’s loans, dividends and salary, with this year’s dividend rates.
Same property. More than double left over.
In your own name
£2,880
kept after tax, per year
Mortgage interest isn’t deductible, profit taxed at 44% with a 24% credit on interest.
In a SPV
£6,480
kept in the company, per year
Interest deducted in full, profit taxed at 19% corporation tax. The guide also shows what happens when you take it out.
Higher-rate landlord, £18,000 rent, £8,000 mortgage interest, £2,000 costs, 2027/28. Illustrative only.
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