UK Property Tax Calculator
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Enter a few basic details below to get an estimate of your UK property taxes including Stamp Duty, ATED, and ongoing tax obligations.
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Other UK Property Taxes to Consider
Income Tax (Personal Ownership)
Rate: 20-45% on rental profits
Key Issue: Section 24 restrictions limit mortgage interest relief to 20% tax credit
Who Pays: Non-resident landlords must register with NRLS
Corporation Tax (Company Ownership)
Rate: 20-25% on company profits
Advantage: Full mortgage interest relief available
Disadvantage: ATED charges apply to properties over £500k
Capital Gains Tax
Personal Rate: 18% (basic rate) / 24% (higher rate)
Company Rate: 25% (corporation tax rate)
Allowance: £3,000 annual exemption (2025/26)
Deadline: Must report within 60 days of sale
Council Tax
Cost: £1,200-£3,500+ annually
Based on: 1991 property values (Bands A-H)
Discounts: 25% single occupancy, empty property discounts available
Inheritance Tax
Rate: 40% on estate value over nil-rate band
Allowance: £325,000 + £175,000 (main residence)
UK Property Rule: Always subject to UK IHT regardless of owner's residence
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These are basic estimates. UK property tax is complex and depends on your specific circumstances. Book a free consultation to get personalised support.
Important Tax Disclaimer
We Do Not Provide Tax Advice: Bullseye Properties is a property sourcing and investment consultancy. We are not qualified tax advisers, accountants, or solicitors.
Professional Advice Required: UK property taxation is complex and changes frequently. This calculator provides estimates only for planning purposes.
Always Consult Qualified Professionals: Before making any property investment decisions, always seek advice from qualified UK tax advisers, accountants, and solicitors who can assess your specific circumstances and provide professional tax guidance.