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Should you hold property in a limited company?

Holding Property in a Limited Company – Pros and Cons If you are buying property, or already own property personally, you may be wondering whether it should sit inside a limited company instead. In this video, Adam explains: • Why many investors consider a company structure • The corporation tax advantages on rental profits • Full interest relief within a company • The extra tax layer when extracting profits • Mortgage and lending considerations • The tax implications of transferring existing property into a company • Why your wider goals and exit plans matter Holding property in a limited company can offer planning advantages, but it is not a shortcut to lower tax. Getting the structure wrong can trigger capital gains tax, stamp duty, and long term inefficiencies that are costly to unwind. If you are considering property as part of your wider business or investment strategy, speak to us at Palmers before making a decision. Follow us for more practical business and tax insights: LinkedIn:   / palmers-accounting   Facebook:   / palmersbusinesssupport   Subscribe to our channel for more videos in our Structuring for Growth series.