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Eight ways to cut your rental income tax

By Rosie Carr , 09 May 2013

You can save more than £18,000 a year in tax on rental income if you arrange your affairs in the right way. Rosie Carr explains how

Eight ways to cut your rental income tax

Buy to Let  

Property auction tips

Property auction tips

Frazer Fearnhead has been buying at auction for 14 years. He offers nine top tips for buying property at auction

Commercial  

Mucklow is overrated

Mucklow is overrated

No amount of gloom in the Midlands industrial market seems to knock the premium out of Mucklow's shares

Overseas  

Profit from Abenomics with undervalued Japan Residential

Profit from Abenomics with undervalued Japan Residential

The advent of 'Abenomics' has sent shares in Japanese Reits (J-Reits) soaring, but the high-yielding shares of Aim-traded Japan Residential have been left behind. In fact, there would be about 50 per cent upside were the shares to re-rate to equivalent multiples to Japanese peers, which highlights the attractions of the company as a bid target following rebuffed approaches last year.

Recent articles

  1. Family estates to pay for tax errors

    Family estates to pay for tax errors

    By Katie Morley | 17 May 2013

    Trustees and beneficiaries of family estates will no longer be able to undo tax planning mistakes, as they have been stripped of a "safety net" that protects them from paying too much.

  2. Grainger senses housing recovery

    By Stephen Wilmot | 16 May 2013

    RESULTS: The country's largest listed residential landlord is making solid progress with paying down debt and increasing fee income.

  3. Morality tales in bricks and mortar

    Morality tales in bricks and mortar

    By Stephen Wilmot | 16 May 2013

    The guaranteed high yields available on 'student pod' investments offer a case study in risk

    'When returns look too good to be true, they probably are - particularly when widely advertised in the mainstream press'

  4. Unite Group looks to the regions

    Unite Group looks to the regions

    By Stephen Wilmot | 16 May 2013

    The student accommodation developer is moving back into the regional markets it has shunned since the crash

  5. Land Securities beats expectations

    By Stephen Wilmot | 15 May 2013

    RESULTS: Spurred on by big development gains, the blue-chip real-estate investment trust is starting construction of a major site opposite Victoria Station

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