Accountants for landlords with limited companies
Keep more of what your properties earn. A property specialist who claims every relief and legitimate expense, plans how you take money out, and structures your portfolio to grow tax-efficiently. For landlords with one property or many.
Does any of this sound like you?
- You set up a limited company because of Section 24, and now the company paperwork feels like a second job.
- You suspect you're paying more tax than you need to, but your accountant has never told you what else you could claim.
- You're never sure how to take money out of the company without handing HMRC more than you need to.
- Your broker wants up-to-date accounts for a remortgage, and getting hold of them takes weeks.
- Rents, repairs and receipts are spread across several properties, and none of it lives in one place.
- Nobody has ever explained your director's loan account, so you don't know if you owe the company or it owes you.
If you nodded at any of those, this is the firm set up for you.
What changes when it's looked after
A smaller tax bill
Every relief and legitimate expense claimed, and your tax planned before the year end, so you keep more of what you earn.
You know what you can take out
How you pay yourself is planned with you before the year end, not explained after it.
Accounts ready when the lender asks
Your books stay up to date in Xero or QuickBooks, so a broker's request is a quick email.
Most accountants work with 57 different industries. Danny works with one.
A generalist has to know a little about everything. A property specialist knows the reliefs, the legitimate write-offs and the structures landlords use every day, and brings them to you before you ask.
- Every allowable expense and relief on your rental income, claimed
- How and when to take money out of the company, planned ahead
- The right structure for your next purchase, worked out before you buy
When you are growing a portfolio, that difference is money you keep.
Buying your next property
less cash needed to fund the purchase, with the right structure
Every portfolio is different. Danny will show you what applies to yours on the call.
You bought property to build something for later, not to spend Sunday matching receipts to rent.
Danny looks after the company accounts, tax returns and proactive tax planning, and any other business you run alongside the properties, so it all sits under one roof. Every client works in Xero or QuickBooks, and if you're not on either yet, he'll move you across.
Starting out
You're a landlord with your first property, or first few, held in a limited company.
Growing a portfolio
You're a landlord with several properties and perhaps another business alongside them, and you want it all under one roof.
More than one company
Property in one company, a trading business in another, and nothing joined up between them.
Limited companies only. If your properties are in your own name, Danny is not the right fit.
years in accounting, marketing and business advisory
Who looks after your numbers
Danny Wood is a qualified accountant who uses his property knowledge to guide landlords.
- A qualified management accountant, ACMA CGMA, and a member of CIMA
- A member of the Entrepreneurs Circle and a licensed marketing and sales coach, so the advice covers more than the numbers
- Works only with limited companies, all on Xero or QuickBooks
- Based at the Innovation Centre in Chatham, Kent
How it works
Book a free online call
Tell Danny about your properties and your company. The first consultation is free.
Get a plan
You'll see how you could pay yourself, what needs tidying up, and what Danny would take off your hands.
Hand over the paperwork
Your books move onto Xero or QuickBooks if they're not there already, and the accounts and HMRC deadlines are looked after from then on.
5 tax mistakes landlords make after moving property into a company
What each one costs you, and what to do instead. Written for landlords whose property is held in a limited company, not for landlords in general.
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