




A company deducts all of its mortgage interest, where an individual landlord only receives a basic-rate credit. Profits kept in the company are taxed at corporation tax rates, which suits landlords reinvesting in more property, and a company separates the portfolio from your personal affairs.
Moving an existing property into your own company is a disposal and a purchase: capital gains tax on the transfer, stamp duty for the company, and new mortgage terms. Incorporation relief can defer the CGT where the lettings genuinely run as a business, but it is not automatic, and for small portfolios the costs regularly outweigh the saving. Anyone who says otherwise without seeing your numbers is selling something.
An SPV set up before you buy avoids the transfer costs entirely, and lenders are comfortable with SPVs using the standard property SIC codes. We form the company correctly in days and handle everything it files from then on.
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