Limited Company & SPV Mortgages
Limited Company & SPV Mortgages
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Higher Tax Relief - Paying corporation tax on a limited company (which will be 18% by 2020) could be more beneficial than paying income tax on the property without the tax relief that has historically applied.
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Personnel funds can be drawn back out of the company – Any funds that you inject into your Limited Company. (e.g. mortgage deposit) can be drawn back out by way of directors loan.
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No income tax when reinvesting profits to secure more properties – Generally you will be able to grow BTL portfolio more quickly within a Limited Company. as there will be no income tax on the retained profit, meaning more cash to re-invest.
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Higher Mortgage Rates – Generally speaking most lenders charge higher interest rates and fees for limited company mortgages compared to personal Buy to Let mortgages
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No Capital Gains tax allowance – Whereas an individual selling a personal Buy to Let property would benefit from the allowance at the prevailing rate at the time of sale.
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Additional costs of running a Limited Company - such costs include the preparation of accounts, company tax and corporation tax calculations for HMRC, filing at Companies House, legal fees, and annual auditing if applicable.
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