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I had assumed the first 14000 to be tax-free even on multiple properties for the reasons given above

Use roundup at full strength on actively growing weeds. Preemergence weedkiller for seeds

Instead of referring to 'The State' I would prefer we called it 'Taxpayer'.Landlords are paying themselves(through taxes via HAP)to maintain defaulting tenants in comfort whilst being always available to sort problems for them

What a country we have,encouraging default to be paid by taxpayers through HAP including Landlords who are already overtaxed.Landlords are subsidising tenants to stay on their property

Tarmac- you don't like.Probably better option than cobble or concrete Concrete-Agricultural but functional, patterned concrete less so but more Hollywood.It might even devalue your property. Cobble-looks good when fresh but maintenance issues with cleaning,some weed and algae and...

Wealth tax on property will deprive younger children of not so wealthy parents or less wealthy children and grandchildren.Where will the taxes be spent?The state has a way of wasting this

What then is possible?

You require a CoF for rentals in Northern Ireland,Rental market in Northern Ireland is facing similar problems in terms of affordability and supply.Sinn Fein(translated as We Ourselves) are indeed playing the long game as you rightly say

Masters of the 'Big Lie'.Putin and Trump are also practitioners.Repeat it often enough and it becomes the truth for a susceptible electorate.The eviction ban a case in point,not ending it flies full in the face of logic.Rational analysis must be sacrificed at the alter of popular support.However...

It seems ' the tax treatment of landlords' is now to be revisited.So sticking to the title of this thread I just wonder how this could be done and if other landlords on AMM have views on what might is possible,feasible and acceptable in order to keep them in the market with regard to Tax.I know...

Exiting landlords could spend their proceeds on buying foreign assets like stock,property or spend it on foreign holidays.As repeated here many times Government should incentivise landlords stay and invest here with Tax incentives-rent-room allowance,CGT.Why not 20% tax deducted at source for...

With a dysfunctional housing market and rental market in disequilibrium does 'market rate' for rentals have any real permanent meaning.Without a mortgage(many rentals have no mortgage) landlords with gross rental of say 2000 a month are not so badly off despite taxes and regulation.They also...

Some good points raised here but a lot of pessimism.It seems eviction ban to cease(most posters here were totally sceptical).I consider it good news(if true).Taxation some good messaging on this,also good news,more detail needed-14000 per property or total for multiple properties?Regulation now...

You could rephrase question thus-anyone out there any ideas on what to do with 500.000 when I retire and chew on some of the questions or ideas that might come ensue if any

Sliding scale of Tax relief depending on period of lease might suit some landlords,like CGT relief introduced.

Less tax would cover increasing outlays.Government did tweak CGT regime some years ago to encourage people into the market.We need both less regulation and less taxes

Tax is very much an issue,see thread'What would keep you in the market'.

Budget 2012 tweaked CGT regime to encourage landlords to purchase housing stock in downturn.This purely a budgetary decision,nothing to do with fairness ot Tax system.Minister could do something similar again to keep Landlords in rental business.He could for instance,without interfering with...

indo today.Rental withdrawals reaches crisis.It is time our elected representatives stepped up to the plate.landlords are running scared of populist disjointed policy of an opposition party with years to go before a General Election.Surely we can do better than this.Nothing to fear but fear itself.

Maybe someone could help me out here.Just read Times article mentioned above.Sinn Fein policy will allow sale of property but only with Tenants in situ-will this preclude purchase of property by prospective owner occupier?.If such properties are marked down by let's say20% would they not be...