Property
Transfer Campaign
Understand the Tax Impact Before You Transfer
Transferring property you own personally into a limited company can make sense for the right landlord — but it’s rarely as simple, or as cheap, as it first looks. We help landlords and property owners across Milton Keynes plan property
- Expert HMRC Negotiation
- Solicitor Coordination
- SDLT & CGT Modelling
HMRC Arrears Overview
How It Works
Our Property Transfer Campaign Process
1. Review
We review your current property holdings and personal tax position in detail.
2. Strategy
We model the actual SDLT and Capital Gains Tax cost of incorporation, with no obligation.
3. Relief Assessment
We check whether Incorporation Relief could genuinely apply to your specific situation.
4. Solicitor Coordination
If it makes sense, we support the transfer and coordinate directly with your conveyancing solicitor.
5. Ongoing Support
We help you stay on top of your company's tax position after the transfer is complete.
WHY CHOOSE US?
Specialists in Property
Incorporation Tax Planning
Mistakes on a property transfer are expensive and hard to undo, so we plan before you transfer rather than after. Our team models the real numbers for your portfolio first, so you can decide with a clear picture of the actual cost — not a rough guess.
- 15+ years' experience in tax planning for landlords
- … We model your actual SDLT and CGT cost before you commit
- Straight advice on whether incorporation genuinely makes sense for you
- Clear, fixed-fee pricing with no hidden costs
How It Works
What We Can Help With
Portfolio Review
We review your property holdings and personal tax position to see if incorporation genuinely makes sense.
SDLT & CGT Modelling
We model the actual Stamp Duty and Capital Gains Tax cost of a transfer before you commit to anything.
Incorporation Relief Advice
We advise on whether Incorporation Relief could reduce or defer your Capital Gains Tax exposure.
Solicitor Coordination
We coordinate with your conveyancing solicitor for the legal side, while we handle the tax side.