General practice accountants can handle a basic personal tax return, but property has its own rules. Finance costs, capital allowances, furnished holiday lets, and joint ownership all work differently to a standard self assessment tax return. Getting one of these wrong can mean paying more tax than you need to, or a penalty from HM Revenue later.

As an expert landlord accountant, we advise on far more than form filling. We provide advice on structuring your property business, advise you before you buy, and manage the ongoing paperwork so nothing gets missed.

Support For First-Time And Accidental Landlords

Not every landlord set out to become one. Some people inherit a property, relocate for work, or simply cannot sell a house and decide to let it out instead. If this sounds like you, we will walk you through what counts as rental income, which allowable expenses you can claim, and when your first self assessment tax return is due.

Portfolio and Multi-Property Landlords

Around 17% of English landlords own five or more properties, yet this group accounts for roughly 49% of all tenancies, so a large share of the private rented sector sits with a small number of property investors. If you fall into this group, we track profit for each individual property, so you always know which parts of your portfolio are pulling their weight.

Making Tax Digital for Income Tax is coming for landlords with qualifying income above £20,000, currently due to start from April 2028. Instead of one self assessment tax return a year, affected landlords will need to send quarterly updates and keep digital records throughout the year. We are already helping clients set up digital bookkeeping systems now, so the move to tax digital reporting will not be a scramble later.

Around 19% of UK households were privately rented in the year to March 2024, almost one in five, and average private rent reached roughly £1,388 a month by June 2026. Behind those figures sit millions of individual property owners, and 45% of English landlords own just one property, so good landlord accounting is not only relevant to large-scale property investors.

We Specialise In Landlords, Not General Business Accounts

Vexo Accounting is a company built specifically around landlords, not a general practice that treats property as an afterthought. As a specialist accountancy firm, our clients stay with us because we answer the phone, meet deadlines, and give tailored advice rather than generic guidance copied from a template.

Every accountant on our team specialises in landlord tax, not general business accounts, so the advice you get reflects how property is actually taxed. We prepare tax returns for landlords across the UK, from a single letting property to a portfolio spread across several counties, and we set out your property tax position in plain English rather than jargon.

If you already use accountants for landlords elsewhere and are not getting proactive tax advice, or your annual accounts always arrive late, we would be glad to take a look at your position. We can advise on the tax rules around your specific setup, flag your tax liability early, and set out a clear plan for reducing your inheritance tax exposure where the law allows.

Clear Pricing And Proactive Tax Advice, Not Just A Once-A-Year Service

Bookkeeping and tax returns can be time-consuming when you are also managing tenants, letting agents, and maintenance, generating income from your properties while HMRC still expects everything filed on time. We take that admin off your plate so you can pay attention to running your property business instead.

Our clients pay a clear, upfront fee for the services we provide, with no surprise bills for a quick phone call or an email question. We manage the accounting, manage the compliance deadlines, and make sure every one of our services is delivered by an actual accountant, not a junior box-ticker. All of our services are handled by qualified accountants based in the UK.

Landlord tax rules move quickly, and late tax returns bring penalties we would rather help you avoid. We would love the chance to prepare your tax returns going forward. The tax advice we give changes as your portfolio grows, so we check in with you rather than disappearing after the first return.

UK-Wide Support With A Named Contact For Every Client

Whether you are new to letting property or have done it for twenty years, our advice adapts to where you are. We also keep on top of your ongoing tax obligations throughout the year, not just at the self assessment deadline.

We work with landlords across England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, so wherever your rental property sits, we can help. Our expert team keeps on top of changing property regulations and HM Revenue rules on your behalf, helping you stay compliant all year, not just at deadline time.

You will get a named contact who knows your portfolio, clear guidance ahead of each deadline, and expert advice when you are weighing up a purchase, a sale, or a change in how you hold your properties. We aim to help you make informed decisions about your property investments, not just file paperwork once a year, and that includes ensuring compliance with every deadline that applies to you.