Landlords: How To PAY LESS As A Basic Rate Taxpayer!

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Most UK landlords are leaving thousands of pounds on the table every year in legitimate tax savings they simply don't know about—and if you're a basic rate taxpayer, you're actually in a stronger position than higher-rate landlords to reclaim them. In this video, we break down exactly how Section 24 mortgage interest relief works in your favour, which deductible expenses landlords consistently overlook (including one category worth potentially £4,500 annually), the critical repairs vs. improvements distinction HMRC uses, lesser-known reliefs like Replacement of Domestic Items, strategic options for married couples, the recent Budget changes that affect your costs, and the major legislative and tax changes arriving in 2026 that you need to prepare for now. Whether you're using rental income as retirement planning or a retirement income stream, understanding your tax position and controlling costs is the difference between landlords who thrive and landlords who exit the market.

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