Social Housing Land VAT: What the 2026 Budget Changes
Farhan Nagda FCCA MBA explains the planned VAT zero rate for land sold to registered social-housing providers and what developers should review before signing.
Predevelopment Costs: A Capital Allowances Warning
Farhan Nagda FCCA MBA explains why early surveys, planning and design fees need separate review before commercial property capital allowances are claimed.
Company Cars and Medical Cover: Payroll Changes from April 2027
Farhan Nagda FCCA MBA explains what employers providing company cars, vans or medical cover should review before mandatory payrolling begins in April 2027.
Company Directors: New Details for the 2025/26 Tax Return
Farhan Nagda FCCA MBA explains the new 2025/26 Self Assessment disclosures for close-company directors and the records to review before filing.
New Landlord? Check the 5 October Tax Deadline
The 5 October 2026 Self Assessment registration deadline has passed. New landlords should check their position and act promptly before filing.
HMRC Signed You Up for MTD? Check Your Property Records
Farhan Nagda FCCA MBA explains what landlords should check when HMRC signs them up for Making Tax Digital: income sources, ceased activities and software fit.
England’s Overnight Visitor Levy: What Accommodation Businesses Should Prepare For
England’s new overnight visitor levy powers could affect hotels, serviced accommodation and short-term lets. Farhan Nagda FCCA MBA explains what operators should prepare now.
West Midlands Landlord Registration: December 2026 Launch and March 2027 Deadline
West Midlands landlord registration opens on 15 December 2026, with a 14 March 2027 deadline. Understand the timetable and discuss your rental accounts with Edge.
Companies House ID Checks: Is Your Company Ready?
Companies House identity verification is now compulsory for directors and PSCs. Check what your company must do before its next filing deadline. By Farhan Nagda FCCA MBA.
HMRC Landlord Letters: Check Before You Reply
By Farhan Nagda FCCA MBA HMRC is writing to some landlords after comparing information from third parties with the figures held on their tax records. A letter does not automatically mean that tax has been underpaid, but it should never be answered from memory or treated as routine correspondence. The current campaign matters because HMRC […]
