Given the recent corporation tax increases, at what projected profit level (rental income minus expenses) does it *still* make financial sense to use a limited company for a buy-to-let, especially for higher rate taxpayers with no immediate plans to extract all profits?
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Despite recent Corporation Tax increases, a limited company remains financially sensible for higher-rate taxpayer landlords, particularly when retaining profits. It avoids Section 24 mortgage interest restrictions, offering tax efficiency even for modest net rental profits.
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