Following the announcement of a further 2% increase in tax on property and savings income, the industry explores what this means for landlords.

Chancellor John Healey has announced a 'further two percentage point' increase in tax rates on property and savings income from April 2027.

The professional body is asking for a single review of landlord tax changes, alongside Stamp Duty reform and energy efficiency support.

The survey of 544 landlords suggests landlord tax rises could prompt rent increases, property sales and exits from the private rented sector.

88% of landlords are concerned about the 2% rise in income tax rates on rental income from properties held in personal names, up three percentage points on the previous quarter.

Rob Morgan, chief investment analyst at Charles Stanley Direct, examines the landlord tax changes already in motion and those that could emerge from the 2026 autumn Budget, from...

Prospective holiday-let buyers are being urged to assess annual occupancy, local tax rules and visitor levies rather than peak-season nightly rates, as searches for 'holiday-let tax'...

62.7% of landlords intend to maintain their portfolio, but just 3.9% plan to expand, Benham & Reeves reports.

A report from UCL's Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose and the New Economics Foundation compares the impact of rent controls with recent tax and interest rate changes on...

Speculation over landlord tax changes has driven a surge in advisory enquiries following Keir Starmer's resignation as prime minister.