Landlord accounts
Your rental income and costs turned into a property account and a tax return, with every allowable cost claimed and nothing left to guess.
From £39 a month What is included
Landlords are often the people most likely to overpay tax, because their costs arrive in pieces: an agent’s statement one month, a boiler repair the next, an insurance renewal the month after that.
Send us your letting-agent statements, or your bank statements if you manage the property yourself, and we turn them into a single property account. We claim every allowable cost: repairs, insurance, agent and management fees, service charges, ground rent, accountancy and travel to the property.
Mortgage interest is no longer deducted from rent; instead you get a tax credit at 20%. We work it out and show you how it changes your bill, so the number is never a surprise.
From April 2027, landlords with income over £30,000 must keep digital records and send quarterly updates under Making Tax Digital. If that includes you, we set it up and file the updates for you.
Questions about landlord accounts
Can I claim for repairs and improvements?
Repairs, yes, against the year's rent. Improvements are a capital cost and reduce the gain when you sell. We sort them for you.
Do jointly owned properties cost more?
No. We prepare both owners' shares under the same fee if both returns are with us.
Should my properties be in a company?
Sometimes. We look at it each year, but moving can trigger stamp duty and capital gains tax, so we only suggest it when the numbers work.
Allowable costs claimed
£1,900 £4,350
“Priya went through two years of letting-agent statements and found repairs, insurance and service charges I had never put through. The calls were all included.”
Often taken together
Bookkeeping
Your books kept up to date every week, reconciled to the bank, with a one-page summary each month you can actually read.
From £30 a month on top of your plan, for turnover under £50k
Payroll
Payroll run on time every month, payslips sent, submissions to HMRC made on or before payday, and workplace pensions handled.
From £20 a month for one employee, then £5 for each extra person
VAT returns
Quarterly VAT returns prepared from your books, checked for the usual mistakes, and filed under Making Tax Digital before the 7th.
From £25 a month, covering four quarterly returns