Frequently Asked Questions
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We offer a range of solutions designed to meet your needs as a landlord: self assessment tax returns, quarterly reporting under MTD or capital gains tax reporting on the sale of a property. Services for all landlords, established or new.
We also support sole traders who are required to file quarterly returns under the new MTD reporting rules.
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Getting started is simple. If you know what you need go to our Buy Now page and choose the services you require.
Not sure? Either get in touch via our contact page or email us with your queries hello@uklandlordtaxhub.com
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We offer flexible pricing based on your compliance requirements. Check out our Buy Now page for full transparency on our fees. All costs are inclusive of VAT. Minimum period 12 months.
Get in touch if you have any queries.
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Yes unless under £1,000 (the first £1,000 is tax free under the Property Allowance). Register with HMRC by 05 October in the year you start renting out your property.
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Online filing of tax returns is by 31 January after the end of the tax year. 31 January 2026 for rental income between 06 April 2024 to 05 April 2025.
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MTD starts from 6 April 2026 for landlords (and sole traders) with gross qualifying income over £50,000 (based on your 2024/25 tax return). The threshold drops to £30,000 from April 2027 and £20,000 from April 2028. Our automated platform is ready now —sign up early for seamless transition.
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HMRC uses your gross rental income (before expenses & commissions paid) plus any self-employment income. Jointly owned properties include only your share. If below £50,000 for 2024/25, you're safe until later phases. We include a free threshold checker tool to confirm your status.
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The first £7,500 is tax free through the Rent a Room Scheme. If over £7,500 you need to declare the profits.