Property Tax Specialists in Kent

Chartered accountants who specialise in property tax — for landlords, developers and investors across Kent and the UK.

Property tax has changed — your advice should too

Between section 24, 60-day CGT, the 3% SDLT surcharge, MTD, EPC rule changes and the constant question of whether to incorporate, property tax has become genuinely complicated. Generalist accountants often miss the planning opportunities. We don't.

Professional Trust Group has a dedicated property tax team. We act for hundreds of landlords and investors across Kent and the rest of the UK, from single buy-to-let owners through to multi-million-pound portfolios and developers.

What we do

  • Rental property tax returns with full expense and finance-cost analysis
  • 60-day capital gains tax reporting on residential property sales
  • Incorporation reviews — proper modelling, not just a rule of thumb
  • Section 24 impact analysis and structuring options
  • HMO and Furnished Holiday Letting tax planning
  • SDLT planning, including the 3% additional-property surcharge
  • Inheritance tax planning for property portfolios, including trusts
  • HMRC let-property campaign disclosures and enquiry support

Local property markets we know well

We work with landlords across Medway — Rochester, Chatham, Gillingham, Strood and Rainham — as well as Maidstone, Sittingbourne and the rest of Kent. Local knowledge matters when it comes to expected yields, rental comparables and the practicalities of the market.

Frequently asked questions

Should I incorporate my buy-to-let portfolio?
Sometimes — but only after running the numbers. Incorporation can save income tax for higher-rate landlords hit by section 24, but it can also trigger CGT, SDLT and ongoing corporate compliance costs. We'll model your specific portfolio before recommending anything.
How does section 24 affect me?
Section 24 restricts mortgage interest relief for individual landlords to a basic-rate (20%) tax credit. Higher- and additional-rate landlords pay tax on revenue that previously would have been offset by interest. We help you understand the impact and look at structuring options.
When do I need to file a 60-day CGT return?
UK residents who sell a residential property and owe CGT must report and pay within 60 days of completion. We prepare and file the return for you and calculate the right tax, including any private residence and lettings relief.
Do you work with HMOs and holiday lets?
Yes. HMOs and Furnished Holiday Lettings have their own tax rules — including potential business asset reliefs and capital allowances. We can tell you whether your property qualifies and how to make the most of it.
I have a single rental — do you only work with big portfolios?
No. We work with everything from single buy-to-lets to portfolios of 50+ properties. The advice scales to your situation.
Are you based in Kent?
Yes — our office is at Kenden Business Park in Rochester. We work with landlords across Kent and the rest of the UK.

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