To invest with a limited company, or your own name?
Different ownership structures come with different tax implications. With our handy buy-to-let earnings calculator, compare what you'd earn if you invested through a limited company, and in your own name.
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Company
Earnings after tax
£2,000Per year, company owned
Personal
Earnings after tax
£2,041Per year, personally owned
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Company | |
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Gross profit before interest payments | £0 |
Interest payments | £0 |
Mortgage interest rates | £0 |
Corporation tax | £0 |
Earnings after tax (company owned) | £0/Y |
This may be subject to income tax. |
Personal | |
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Gross profit before interest payments | £0 |
Interest payments | £0 |
Mortgage interest rates | £0 |
Income tax | £0 |
Tax credit (calculated as 20% of mortgage interest) | £0 |
Earnings after tax (personally owned) | £0/Y |
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The information in this calculator was last updated on 13th December 2022. The page and any calculators provided in it are for your information only – you shouldn't view these as legal advice, tax advice, investment advice, or any advice at all. While we've tried to make sure this information is accurate and up to date, things can change, so it shouldn't be viewed as totally comprehensive. GetGround always recommends you seek out independent advice before making any investment decisions.