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Contact Us
Proactive Accountants in
Cheltenham
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Take another look....
Have you
wanted a fresh view on things recently? Do you feel that you get enough
support and advice from your present accountant? But are you concerned about
upsetting the balance by talking to someone new?
Call us now on
01242 265 766 to arrange a FREE no-obligation, confidential chat - We believe that is all
it will take for you to discover that we see things differently.
Accounting services with a difference!
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| DJ Coulter & Associates have
cared for property investors and developers for many years.
We have extensive in-depth knowledge of both
the buy-to-let landlord and property renovation businesses, their issues
with tax, VAT, and accounts.
This
has led us to set up a specialist team to
ensure that landlords with one property are cared for as thoroughly as we
care for property investors with a large portfolio. It doesn't matter
whether you are an experienced investor or newly looking to make your
first buy-to-let investment, we can help.
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Careful planning
and advice are needed for a successful Property Development
business.. We understand the peculiar cashflow issues of the developers'
business, VAT pitfalls, accounting requirements and tax planning
opportunities.
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We
can help you:
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calculate your buy-to-let property income
tax |
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forecast your future buy-to-let property
income tax |
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ensure all allowable expenses are
recorded to minimize taxes |
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compare renewals v's wear and tear
allowance |
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minimize your capital gains tax liability
when you eventually sell your investment property |
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take advantage of all the capital gains
tax reliefs available |
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understand and correctly account for VAT
on development properties |
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prepare VAT partial exemption
computations |
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calculate your property
development business tax liability |
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decide whether holding your properties in
a Ltd company could save you tax |
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minimise your stamp duty payments |
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keep the taxman happy! |
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Warning
As reported last year HM Revenue & Customs is digging through Land
Registry data to identify taxpayers who have bought and sold properties
but failed to declare the sale in a tax return. As a result, there
has been a rise in Capital Gains Tax enquiries on residential properties,
which can involve taxpayers having to pay extra tax bills and penalties
running into thousands of pounds, which can often be avoided
And even if your buy-to-let
property does not make a profit each year, it is a source of income which
must still be declared on a Self Assessment Tax Return.
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| To discuss how
you can plan for a better future in the property investment and
development sectors, please call us
on
01242 265 766 or email
info@djcoulter.co.uk |
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