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"This useful tax guide will help you buy and sell properties and run your rentals business in a more tax efficient way." --The Telegraph
"A valuable guide to the tax issues facing buy-to-let investors." --The Independent
This useful tax guide will help you buy and sell properties and run your rentals business in a more tax efficient way. --The Telegraph
A valuable guide to the tax issues facing buy-to-let investors. --The Independent
"A valuable guide to the tax issues facing buy-to-let investors." --The Independent
This useful tax guide will help you buy and sell properties and run your rentals business in a more tax efficient way. --The Telegraph
A valuable guide to the tax issues facing buy-to-let investors. --The Independent
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This unique and comprehensive tax guide shows you how to pay significantly less income tax and capital gains tax on your property investments and dealings. Written in plain English, it contains dozens of real-life examples and a huge amount of invaluable tax saving advice that you simply cannot find anywhere else. How to Avoid Property Tax is essential reading for anyone investing in property, both expert and novice alike. Whether you're a buy-to-let landlord, an amateur property developer or simply own a second home, you will find numerous tax saving ideas in this book. The latest edition contains all the changes announced in the 2010 Budgets.
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82 of 83 people found the following review helpful
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This book really has been indispensable for us over the last few months. My husband and I made the decision last year to buy several properties, with the hope that eventually these would provide a good income when we retire. After seeking some advice we went ahead but neither of us knew much about the tax side of things.
How to Avoid Property Tax has helped us out on so many different matters, and must have saved us a fortune already in consultancy fees and tax. Particularly useful, I found, was the large amount of information explaining all the expenses we can claim against our tax - the list is huge.
Thankfully we have now got all our affairs under control, and running smoothly. We are considering venturing into commercial property to a limited extent, and again this book has proven hugely helpful.
It really does come very highly recommended, due to the wide range of tax issues covered and the high level of detail the author has crammed into each chapter. It is very well written and easy to understand - which is always good for people like me who have no prior experience in these matters!
Many Thanks.
18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
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I don't usually write reviews but feel compelled to write one about this fantastic book.
Apart from being the only tax book I've read that's written in plain English, just one small tip in the capital gains tax section has saved me a stack of money - £8,000 to be precise. Every property investor should have this little gem on their bookshelf.
Apart from being the only tax book I've read that's written in plain English, just one small tip in the capital gains tax section has saved me a stack of money - £8,000 to be precise. Every property investor should have this little gem on their bookshelf.
46 of 48 people found the following review helpful
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A property investor friend told me about How to Avoid Property by Carl Bayley so I decided to buy a copy for myself.
I must say this book's certainly worth every penny. It has lots of clear advice on how to pay less income tax and capital gains tax on your property investments and tells you precisely what you can and cannot do.
It's also easy to read with lots of clear examples which makes a change from other tax books!
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Good book but check the edition
As per the title, a good book full of interesting points and great ideas. Vital to get the latest verison though as I've just purchased an older edition for the same price as the... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Dan_Manchester
Very Clear and Well Explained
If you want to understand property tax, don't get the small guides or try to follow what they say in the money pages of the newspapers. Read more
Published 20 months ago by David L
There are many editions of this book list on Amazon be careful you get...
There are many editions of this book list on Amazon be careful you get the latest edition.
Published 21 months ago by Ian Ringrose
The most informative guide on property tax
The guide is really comprehensive, covering all the key property tax aspects, with a few new ones added. In particular the chapter on capital gains tax really opened my eyes. Read more
Published on 22 Oct 2008 by Donald Conrad
How to Avoid Property Tax - Excellent book
This really is an excellent book. I am a complete beginner when it comes to property tax, however the initial chapters and especially the chapter on capital gains tax really opened... Read more
Published on 9 May 2008 by Sean Lakey
Fantastic book, well written and up-to-date!
This is an impressive guide, especially as it contains the recent prebudget capital gains changes which weren't found in any other books! Read more
Published on 16 Jan 2008 by Ms Lesley Stanford
Invaluable property guide
I'd say that this is the best value property tax guide on the market. It has really built up well over the last few years into a very comprehensive, well written and well... Read more
Published on 25 Oct 2007 by Mark Lewis
A must read for any property investor
This is a must read for any property investor. It gives the reader an understanding of the tax implications of differing property investment strategies. Read more
Published on 15 May 2007 by Colin Vint
a good basic guide
There are some very useful tips in this book but overall I felt it was a bit basic. The issue for example of "trading" companies and the difficult definition of trading/investment... Read more
Published on 31 Mar 2007 by nje3006
Very interesting and helpful read
I cannot over emphasise how good this book is. It is both very interesting and extremely enlightening if you're just getting into property investment or development or if you're... Read more
Published on 4 Dec 2006 by Zebedee
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