Making Tax Digital: Why Letting Agents Should Be Planning Now Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax is often discussed as a landlord issue. In reality, it will place operational pressure on letting agents too. From April 2026, landlords with gross rental income above £50,000 must submit quarterly digital updates to HMRC. The threshold reduces to £30,000 in 2027 and £20,000 in 2028. Over time, a significant proportion of managed landlords will fall within scope. The Hidden A

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As a landlord, you're entitled to various tax rebates and reliefs that can significantly reduce your tax bill. This guide covers what you can claim, including reliefs many landlords miss entirely. What Tax Rebates Can Landlords Claim? Most landlords deduct repairs, maintenance, insurance premiums, letting agent fees, and professional services like accountants or solicitors from their rental income. You can also claim a 20% tax credit on mortgage interest payments (though you