Short Let Owners & Operators Are there unclaimed
tax savings locked in
your short term let?

Claiming this tax relief could:

+ Reduce or even completely eliminate your next tax bill.

+ Generate a cash repayment for any tax you have unknowingly overpaid.

+ Unlock thousands of pounds in tax savings to mitigate future HMRC payments.

You could be due an average of £25,000 in tax relief!
For an instant estimate of your tax savings, use our calculator below.

You likely meet the Government criteria to qualify for a tax relief claim if:

> You’re an individual, partnership or company who own a short term let property.

> Your property is available to let for more than 210 days a year, is actually let for more than 105 days per year and is not let for more than 31 consecutive days to the same person.

> You pay £1,500+ in tax in the UK. This can be a combined total between all partners and includes PAYE, personal/corporation tax, pension payments or tax on dividends.

> The property was purchased, built or refurbished for £100,000+ and is located in the UK or EU.

Simply put, if you were able to pick up your building and turn it upside down, the ’embedded fixtures’ are the items that would not fall out.

Fixtures that qualify for tax relief can include electrical, heating and ventilation systems, water pipework and drainage, kitchens and bathrooms, carpets, flooring, alarms and much more.

Our team typically identify 20%-30% of the price paid to purchase, refurbish or build the property in unclaimed allowances.