Essendon Property Partners

What’s the best legal structure for you? Company incorporation is something that many aspire to, but is it right for you? If you have chosen this route over being self-employed or forming a partnership, it is essential to ensure it is done in the right way.   A limited company has benefits which include being separate […]

Bespoke Service We advise clients on a range of personal taxation matters. We provide a bespoke service to individuals including high net worth individuals, partnerships, property owners and entrepreneurs. 

Minimising the tax payable when you dispose of an asset Capital Gains Tax is payable when you sell an asset and make profit on the transaction. However, there are times when no CGT is payable, and you should explore all the available options before making a final decision.   It is sometimes more tax efficient to […]

Passing on a business without incurring Inheritance Tax Business Property Relief (BPR) is very valuable because, on a business owner’s death, there is no Inheritance Tax to pay. This means that businesses can be passed on to beneficiaries without them having to worry about paying any tax.  Assets qualifying for 100% BPR include shares in […]

Helping you pass your estate on efficiently Inheritance tax can cost loved ones’ hundreds of thousands of pounds in the event of your death, yet it’s possible to legally avoid huge swathes of IHT, or possibly pay none at all, it all depends on how you structure your estate.  Taxation on the acquisition and ownership […]

Our role is to assist you As property tax advisors our role is to assist you in maximising claims for the reliefs and allowances to which you are entitled. This is to ensure that you pay only the amount that is due and not a penny more. 

Important when buying or selling property Commercial property owners (including qualifying furnished holiday lets) can claim capital allowances on qualifying capital expenditure as a tax deduction. This is a valuable reduction when companies and individuals have spent their own money buying or improving commercial property.  Property capital allowances are also an important factor when selling […]

Like-for-like basis but not upgrade When renting a property there is a lot of interpretation around the reliefs available to the landlord. One of these is for repairs and replacements on a like-for-like basis, so it is important to understand what HMRC allows and what it frowns upon.  Up until 5 April, 2016 landlords of […]