A NEW CHAPTER IN PROPERTY TAX
The next step.
A clearer
property picture.
Looking for Property Tax Optimisers?
Your next step is Landlord Tax Audit.
Our property tax review work is moving to Landlord Tax Audit. A structured way to identify potentially overlooked items, check the evidence and agree the right next action.
Start your Landlord Tax AuditStart with an enquiry. Scope and any fees are explained before you commit.
01 / YOUR NEXT STEP
A closer look.
A considered way forward.
Whether your question concerns capital allowances, a property transaction or earlier tax treatment, begin with your circumstances. The assessment identifies questions for professional review. A possible opportunity is only a starting point.
- 01 / IDENTIFY
Bring the picture together.
Explain your property, what has changed and what you would like reviewed.
- 02 / REVIEW
Let the evidence lead.
Findings and supporting records need accountant review before a tax position or claim is established.
- 03 / AGREE
Know what happens next.
Discuss the appropriate specialist support, scope and fees before deciding whether to proceed.
Already have an accountant?
Ask the LTA team about working alongside them. Bring the context of any work already completed.
02 / EXISTING PTO ENQUIRIES
Already
spoken to us?
Pick up the conversation with Charlene.
If you previously contacted Property Tax Optimisers, let Charlene know your name and a brief outline of the enquiry. She can help establish its status and the next step with the Landlord Tax Audit team.
Please leave tax reference numbers, bank details and confidential documents out of your first email.
03 / GOOD TO KNOW
A few
clear answers.
What has changed?
This website now helps visitors to Property Tax Optimisers find their next step through Landlord Tax Audit. For a previous PTO enquiry, contact Charlene so the team can review where things stand.
Has my enquiry or engagement transferred?
Please contact Charlene to confirm the position. This website does not transfer an engagement, change your existing terms or confirm that your records have been passed to a new adviser.
Does the assessment confirm a tax saving?
No. It identifies items that may need closer attention. An accountant must review the facts, records and applicable requirements before a claim can be established. Outcomes depend on individual circumstances.
Can I discuss a capital allowances or SDLT enquiry?
Yes. Explain the property and your question to the LTA team, including any relevant transaction dates. They can discuss the review you need and whether appropriate specialist support is available.
YOUR PROPERTY. YOUR NEXT CHAPTER.