Property & Landlords
CED Accountancy Services Ltd are property experts, working across both residential and commercial property.
We can help advise across any taxation, legislative and contracting issues that occur.
There can be numerous trades involved in property, which include:
- Property investors
- Property management
- Property developers & trading
- Buy-to-let landlords
- Estate & letting agents
Our team will provide quality, tailored advice that will make sure you don’t face any unnecessary challenges.
Our services include:
- Property tax guidance
- Tax returns and accounts prepared and filed
- Setting up the right tax structure for you
- Tax strategy for letting businesses and property developers
- Advice on building a property portfolio
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