Will 2% property income tax rise be last straw for residential landlords?

Caroline Foulger, partner at Hunters Law considers the impact of the 2% increase in property income tax rates from April 2027 and compares the tax position for residential landlords if incorporation is taken

The forthcoming 2% rise in property income tax rates from April 2027 presents yet another challenge for residential landlords in a sector already beset by significant regulatory and financial changes.

While this increase will undoubtedly impact profitability, it is important to consider it within the broader context of ongoing reforms and market pressures that have shaped the residential property landscape in recent years.

Quantifying the immediate impact

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