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Lettings & Landlords - The Coping Mechanism
Landlords & Lettings – The Coping Mechanism is the go-to property podcast for landlords in Derbyshire looking for clear, practical advice on lettings, property management, rental market trends, and landlord legislation.
Hosted by Cope & Co., this podcast helps landlords stay informed on everything from tenant issues and compliance to maximising rental income, avoiding costly mistakes, and navigating changes in the private rented sector.
Whether you are a first-time landlord, a portfolio investor, or simply want expert insight into property letting in the UK, Landlords & Lettings – The Coping Mechanism delivers straightforward guidance, industry updates, and professional commentary with personality. If you are searching for a podcast about landlords, letting agents, rental property advice, or UK lettings legislation, this is the place to start.
Lettings & Landlords - The Coping Mechanism
S2 Ep6 | Holding Rental Properties in a Limited Company
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Should landlords hold their buy-to-let properties in a limited company?
It’s one of the most common questions in property investing, and one of the most misunderstood.
In this episode of The Coping Mechanism, Daren is joined by a Neil King of Cedar + Co.tax adviser to break down the real pros and cons of holding investment properties in a limited company.
We cover:
Why so many landlords moved to company structures after the mortgage interest tax changes
How corporation tax vs personal income tax affects rental profits
When a limited company structure can help grow a portfolio faster
The hidden costs of transferring properties you already own into a company
How Capital Gains Tax and Stamp Duty Land Tax can impact incorporation
Whether it’s sometimes better to leave existing properties alone and buy new ones through a company
Most importantly, we explain why incorporating isn’t a simple tax trick and why the numbers can look very different once you factor in CGT, SDLT and refinancing costs.
If you’re a landlord thinking about using a limited company, this episode will help you understand what questions you should ask before making the move.
⚠️ This episode is for information only and not personal tax advice.
Before transferring property into a limited company, always speak to a qualified tax adviser.
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