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Accountants for Landlords & Property Owners in the UK

Our specialist accountants for landlords across the UK maximise rental income, reduce tax, and keep accounts accurate and compliant whether you’re a new or experienced investor.

Common Tax & Accounting Challenges Landlords Face

Specialist Accountants for Landlords Who Want to Maximise Rental Income

Our expert accountants for landlords will ensure that all possible deductions are claimed, optimize the properties held, and adhere to HMRC regulations, giving you peace of mind to expand your portfolio.

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Expense Deductions

All expenses such as maintenance costs, insurance, and agent fees.

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Finance Cost Allowances

Optimize your finance cost allowances, despite the Section 24 limitations.

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MTD Preparation

Easy integration with either Xero or FreeAgent, providing quarterly updates.

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NRL Registration

Register non-resident income to prevent withholding tax at 20%.

With us, managing your property accounts becomes simple and we optimize your net rental yields.

Our Accounting Services for Landlords

Accountants for Landlords at Every Stage

Whether you’re new to property investment or managing a growing portfolio, Our accountants for landlord provide expert accounting support tailored to your needs. Beginner landlords can simplify Self Assessment, claim reliefs, and avoid common HMRC mistakes.

For experienced investors and portfolio managers, our accountant for landlords offers VAT support, company transitions, CGT planning, and advanced structuring. Our guidance helps optimise cash flow and maximise rental returns at every stage of growth.

How Our Landlord Accountants Help You Grow Your Property Portfolio

Our Process as Your Landlord Accountant

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Getting Started

We review your property portfolio and goals, then set up services like Self Assessment, bookkeeping, and tax compliance

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Ongoing Support & Management

We keep your accounts updated with rent and expense tracking, MTD submissions, and CGT planning, while providing advice to help you make smart property decisions.

VAT-Ready-Records

Portfolio Review & Planning

We examine your properties, spot opportunities to save on tax, and suggest ways to structure your holdings, including SPVs, to keep your finances efficient and profitable.

Get Expert Advice on Structuring Your Property Income

Wondering whether to operate as a sole trader, use an SPV, or prepare for NRL compliance? Our specialist accountants can guide you to make the right choice for your portfolio.

Client Testimonials

What they say after using our product, Many of our members have started their early journeys with us

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Stress-free accounting at last.

“Myiva filed my company accounts in just 3 days, smooth and stress-free.”

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Restaurant Owner

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Professional yet personal.

“They handled my self-assessment quickly and explained every step. 10/10!”

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Enrique Iglesias

Pub Owner

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Fast, reliable, and secure.

Payroll used to take me hours every month. Now it’s handled in minutes, and my staff get their payslips on time, every time. Couldn’t be happier.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is responsible for paying property tax, the landlord or the tenant?

Landlords are generally responsible for tax on rental profits. However, tenants may be responsible for costs such as council tax or utilities, depending on the tenancy agreement.

A property accountant helps landlords with Self-Assessment, expense tracking, and tax planning, ensuring HMRC compliance while maximising rental income.

Landlords can usually claim allowable expenses such as repairs, letting agent fees, insurance, and other costs directly related to renting out the property. For individual landlords, mortgage interest is not usually deducted in full; instead, relief is generally given as a basic-rate tax credit on finance costs.

Yes, landlords and property investors can benefit from specialist buy-to-let accountants. They help with property tax compliance, Self Assessment, Capital Gains Tax planning, Making Tax Digital, and property structures such as SPVs.

Yes, if you move abroad and continue renting out a UK property, you will usually still need to report the rental income through Self Assessment. You may also need to register under the Non-Resident Landlord scheme, depending on your circumstances.

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