Landlord Accounting

Property income needs clean records if tax time is going to stay manageable. We help landlords track rents, expenses and portfolio results with practical, property focused accounting support.

Who this service is for

  • Individual landlords with one or more UK rentals
  • Portfolio landlords needing property by property tracking
  • Owners preparing figures for self assessment
  • Landlords switching from spreadsheets to organised records

Common challenges

  • Rents and expenses mixed across personal accounts
  • Missing invoices for repairs and finance costs
  • Uncertainty about which costs are allowable
  • Difficulty preparing figures for self assessment

What is included

  • Recording rental income and allowable expenses
  • Property level summaries where scoped
  • Support with self assessment property pages where engaged
  • Practical guidance on record keeping
  • Year end packs for tax return preparation

How the process works

  1. 1.Map your properties and current record keeping
  2. 2.Agree a bookkeeping or year end only routine
  3. 3.Maintain or review records through the year
  4. 4.Prepare tax ready summaries at year end

Documents normally required

  • Tenancy agreements and rent statements
  • Mortgage interest statements
  • Repair and maintenance invoices
  • Insurance, ground rent and service charge bills
  • Prior property tax return pages

Key deadlines

Property income is usually reported through self assessment. Online filing is generally due by 31 January following the tax year. Confirm current dates on GOV.UK.

For official dates, check GOV.UK.

Benefits

  • Clearer property profitability
  • Better organised landlord records
  • Smoother self assessment preparation
  • Practical support for multi property portfolios

Frequently asked questions

Discuss landlord accounting with our team

Book a free consultation on Picktime or send an enquiry. We will confirm scope and fees before any engagement begins.