Rise in Landlords Purchasing BTL Properties through Limited Companies

Rise in Landlords Purchasing BTL Properties through Limited Companies

Rising numbers of UK and international landlords are choosing to register as a limited company to manage their portfolios and to take advantage of sizeable tax benefits.

Thirlmere Deacon has seen a spike in international investors enquiring about forming a limited company, up 62 per cent year on year. It claims that further findings reveal that there were a record number of new limited companies set up in 2020, with 228,743 buy-to-let firms up and running. To continue reading this article please click here
Source : Property Wire


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