Case Study – advising a buy-to-let landlord on the incorporation of a property company

Acting on behalf of a buy-to-let landlord with a small portfolio of personally held properties, we advised on the incorporation of these properties into a limited company.

We advised on tax efficient company structuring, including advice on Capital Gains Tax and Stamp Duty Land Tax whilst fully utilising Incorporation Relief. This resulting in an initial tax saving for our client in the region of £700,000, with the company now operating much more efficiently from a tax perspective going forward.

Further information on the benefits of incorporating a company for buy to let properties can be found here

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