Buy-to-let landlords are using limited companies to cut tax… but it could actually be costing them MORE
In recent years increasing numbers of buy-to-let investors have been buying properties via a limited company, rather than in their own personal name. Last year alone, landlords set up a record 50,004 companies to hold buy-to-let properties, according to analysis by estate agents Hamptons. There are a total of 615,077 buy-to-lets owned in company structures … Read more
