Landlord
Tax Returns

Short and Sons Accountants provide clear templates for Landlords to use and simplify the process. Property income and expenses can be entered into the template to allow you to make sure everything is claimed. Short and Sons can then complete your return by adding in the other income you may have received during the year.

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If you own a rented property, it is essential to remember that it must be declared through self-assessment tax returns to HMRC.

 

If this is your first time submitting a return, you will need to register for self-assessment with HMRC. This can be completed by clicking HERE. 

 

If you have already signed up with HMRC and have your Unique Taxpayer Reference, you can sign up using our quick and easy Sign-Up Form.

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If you have bought a property with another person or are thinking of buying one, you will need to complete a self-assessment tax return. You and the other person buying the property are deemed to hold a 50-50 share in the property unless you have made a declaration to HMRC.

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Once you are onboard with Short and Sons, we will let you know what information we need from you and when the information is needed.  We welcome all landlords, whether this is your first time with a one-bedroom apartment, or you have a large property portfolio. We have easy-to-follow templates so you can send your income and expenses to us in one hit, and this makes the process easy to follow. 

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Let Property Campaign

HMRC have been sending out letters to Landlords who may have undeclared income. This information comes to HMRC through the Tenancy Deposit Scheme, and the letters have the 'Let Property Campaign' banner. If you receive one of these letters, it is important to respond to it immediately and make an intention to declare to avoid further penalties. Please get in touch with us if you have received one in the post. 

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Do you need help? Benefit from our experience and call Short and Sons today or go ahead and sign up here!

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