The Let Property Campaign (LPC) is an initiative launched by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) in 2013 to
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Let Property Campaign: Declare Your Property Income
If you have any unreported property income, take advantage of the best terms offered by the Let Property Campaign to get your tax affairs in order.
Received Nudge Letter from HMRC?
HMRC's Let Property Campaign Targets Landlords with Income from Letting Property
Why Let Property Campaign?
The Let Property Campaign is a UK government initiative to encourage landlords who have undeclared rental income to voluntarily disclose it, benefitting from reduced penalties and simplified disclosure process while increasing tax compliance.
Our Process
Process for Let Property Campaign
We have a very easy procedure for the Let Property Campaign; you can view it here on this page, and then you could contact us about your LPC resolution.
See How We Helped!
You're in good company
Julia
Architect
Received a nudge from HMRC
Julia and her husband shared rental income but didn't disclose it to HMRC as they thought it was covered by their personal allowance. However, after receiving a nudge from HMRC, Julia sought advice from us.
We advised her to disclose her property income even though she didn't owe any taxes and assisted her in submitting a disclosure for LPC in collaboration with HMRC.
Harry
Developer
He faced a penalty of £20,340
Harry didn't think he needed to report his rental income as he believed it only covered mortgage costs. He was unaware of Section 24 of Income Tax, which disallows the direct deduction of mortgage interest from rental income. Instead, he needed to claim a tax credit at the basic tax rate.
HMRC discovered his UK property rental income, and he faced a penalty of £20,340 but since he had no intention of deliberately concealing the income, we worked to ensure HMRC imposed a minimum penalty of £6,780, saving £13,560.
Sumona
Photographer
Tax obligation of £8,879
Sumona lived in her flat from 2007-2010 before renting it out. When she disclosed her rental income to HMRC through LPC, they disputed her claim, stating that a third party occupied the property during that time.
We advised her to collect evidence before the first letting, but when she struggled to do so, we worked with HMRC to secure an extension for evidence collection. Ultimately, HMRC agreed with us that she had only received rental income from 2010. The case was closed after she paid the agreed-upon tax obligation of £8,879.
Here is our awesome team
At UKPA, it is done by a team of people evolved from different walks of life. Trained and experienced in property and real estate tax, accounting and compliance matters, most of them are qualified as Chartered Accountants, Chartered Tax Advisers or Chartered Financial Analyst.
Lisha Shrestha
Lisha acquires a professional degree in Associate of certified chartered accountant degree. Lisha has a significant years of experience in auditing, accounting.
Merisha Shrestha
Merisha holds an Association of Chartered Certified Accountant (ACCA) degree with over 5 years of experience in auditing, accounting and compliance fields.
Prasun Shrestha
Prasun is a Chartered Accountancy student with strong analytical and problem-solving skills, experienced in dealing with UK clients.
Alisha Shrestha
Alisha has recently completed her ACCA degree. Besides, she is pursuing academic bachelor’s degree in Business Studies and is on her final year.
What we do
Case That We Have Resolved!
We are proud to say that our team has successfully resolved a wide range of cases, providing our clients with expert tax advice and solutions. With our team's dedication and commitment to achieving positive outcomes, we have helped countless clients achieve their goals and move forward with confidence.
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Benefits of Participating in the Let Property Campaign
Let Property Campaign is a way for UK landlords to sort out their taxes if they have not
A Complete Guide to Let Property Campaign
The Let Property Campaign (LPC), introduced in 2013, is a disclosure initiative of HMRC aimed at encouraging landlords
FAQs
Our team of qualified property accountants and tax adviser can ensure you claim all entitled deductions and navigate complex tax forms related to Let Property Campaign. Doing it yourself may lead to missed tax-saving opportunities, errors, and time-consuming research. Working with us can save you time, optimize your tax position, and provide peace of mind.
We aim to respond to questions and concerns within 24 hours during regular business hours, but response times may vary based on complexity and team availability. Urgent cases receive priority, and we communicate clearly with clients regarding any potential delays.
We prioritise the security and confidentiality of client information through limited access, secure data storage and transfer, and regular staff training. We continuously review and update our procedures to stay up to date with industry standards and best practices.
We provide a broad range of accounting and taxation services to meet the diverse needs of our clients. Some of our core services include Accounts, Income Tax & CGT, Stamp Duty & Land Taxes, Finance Function, Value Added Tax (VAT), Payroll & CIS and many more. We continuously strive to provide a comprehensive suite of services that meet the evolving needs of our clients.
We take a client-centred approach to tailor our services to your specific needs. This involves understanding your goals, challenges, and expectations, customizing our services to meet your needs, collaborating with you throughout the process, and regularly evaluating the effectiveness of our services to ensure they continue to meet your evolving needs.
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