Thanet landlords, the tax landscape is transforming! Making Tax Digital (MTD) is set to revolutionize how you manage your taxes. Discover the key dates, requirements, and how to smoothly transition. Don't get caught off guard - get prepared now!

Unveiled! The 2024 Spring Budget's bombshell changes are shaking up the Thanet property scene. Discover how these pivotal shifts could make or break your property ambitions, with exclusive insights from Damien Cooke, the mastermind behind Cooke & Co.'s property prowess

We at Cooke & Co Estate and Letting Agents want to make you aware of some important changes that are coming into effect from April 2026. The UK Government is introducing Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax, which will affect how landlords report their income tax to HMRC. The original plan was for Landlords income of £10,000 or more from their properties must file their income and expenditure tax returns quarterly (instead annually) from 2024, however that has been moved to 2026/7.

A significant shift in how landlords file tax returns is looming on the horizon. Here’s what landlords need to know about the changes. If you’re a landlord with a taxable income of more than £10,000, now’s the time to start thinking about new tax reporting rules that are coming down the line.

This two-minute read includes some handy tax advice for landlords.

With the second lockdown starting on the 5th of November 2020, does this mean Thanet landlords can wave goodbye to their Thanet buy-to-let investment and see it go up in smoke on the bonfire of buy-to-let dreams, like a Guy Fawkes puppet? With many Thanet tenants at risk of losing their jobs after the furlough scheme ends in March?

With tax bills about to go through the roof, is this the time toleave the Margate buy to let property market?