Property investors · Landlords · Developers · UK-wide
Specialist tax and accounting for UK property investors and developers.
Property has its own tax rules, its own structures and its own traps. From buy-to-let landlords navigating Section 24 to developers managing complex project accounts — you need an accountant who understands property from the inside, not one who treats it as a standard set of accounts.

- Landlords
- Buy-to-let & HMO
- Investors
- Portfolio & SPV structures
- Developers
- Project & development accounts
- Book author
- The UK Property Investor's Tax Guide

Finalist — Tax Team of the Year (Small Firm)Accounting Excellence Awards 2026
- CIMA qualified
- AAT qualified
- Fixed fees, agreed on the call
- Business & property
- Lancaster · UK-wide
Who this is for
Built for every type of property investor.
Whether you have one rental property or a multi-entity development portfolio, we understand the challenges at every stage.
Landlords
Buy-to-let & HMO landlords
- Single and multiple rental properties
- Section 24 & allowable expenses
- Self-assessment & rental income planning
Portfolio investors
Investors & SPV structures
- SPV and holding company accounts
- Capital gains planning
- Portfolio restructuring
Developers
Property developers
- Development project accounts
- Revenue vs capital treatment
- CIS, VAT and lender reporting
SA & holiday lets
Serviced accommodation
- Post-FHL rule changes
- VAT on short-term lets
- Business rates vs council tax
The problem
Property tax is complex. Getting it wrong is expensive.
Property has its own tax rules at every stage — purchase, income, sale and succession. A general accountant who doesn't specialise in property can miss reliefs, misclassify costs and give advice that costs you far more than their fee saves.
Sound familiar?
- I always seem to owe more tax than I expected
- I'm not sure if I should hold property personally or in a company
- Section 24 has significantly increased my tax bill
- I own property and a business — and no one joins the dots
- I'm not confident my development project accounts are correct
- I don't have a clear plan for passing on property wealth
Real result
£200k
Tax saving on a single case
Case study · Property developer · Lancashire
A £230,000 tax bill — reduced to £30,000.
A previous accountant had calculated a £230,000 liability on a ten-year, ten-property development. The income had been misclassified as revenue rather than capital. The correct figure was £30,000.
Read the full case“The difference wasn't aggressive avoidance. It was knowing the correct treatment — and having an accountant who took the time to understand the full history of the project.”
What we do
Specialist property accounting, under one roof.
From landlord tax returns to complex development project accounts — one engagement, one point of contact.
Property accounting
Accounts, self-assessment, SPV returns, CIS and Companies House filing — plus the tiers and what each level includes.
Property accounting in fullTax advice & strategy
Capital gains timing, Section 24, stamp duty, SPV structuring and inheritance tax on property, planned across the year.
How we plan taxBusiness and property together
Most accountants specialise in one or the other. If you run a company as well as owning property, both get decided with the full picture in view.
If you also run a business
Written by Björgvin
The UK Property Investor's Tax Guide
How to structure property, reduce tax and avoid costly mistakes. A 15-chapter plain-English guide covering everything from choosing the right structure at the start to inheritance tax, SPVs and advanced group planning.
Get started
Ready to get specialist property accounting?
Book a free 20-minute call with Björgvin. We'll review your portfolio, identify the key opportunities and agree a fixed fee — on the call, not after it.
- Free 20-minute call
- Fee agreed on the call
- No minimum contract
- CIMA & AAT qualified


