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In this episode of the Property Investors Podcast, Russell and Anna Leeds discuss a new tax being introduced by the Labour Party targeting small landlords. This national insurance tax will disproportionately affect individual landlords owning properties in their personal name, potentially causing them to pay more in taxes than they earn in profits. The hosts delve into the specifics of the tax, who it will impact the most, and the potential loopholes that large institutions might exploit to avoid this tax. They emphasize how the tax could lead to reduced rental stock and increased rents, ultimately hurting tenants. The episode also touches upon the broader implications of such tax policies on the housing market and the economy. The Leeds urge viewers to spread awareness and advocate against the tax before the autumn budget announcement.



Time Stamps

00:00 Introduction and Welcome

00:04 New Tax on Landlords: An Overview

00:20 Impact on Small Landlords

01:23 Loopholes and Big Corporations

02:04 Understanding National Insurance

06:46 Section 24 and Its Implications

09:24 Call to Action: Preventing the New Tax

11:30 Introduction to Limited Companies for Property Investment

11:54 Pros and Cons of Limited Companies

12:25 Tax Implications and Refinancing

13:57 Political Hypocrisy and Property Investment

16:46 Impact on Tenants and the Housing Market

21:09 Call to Action and Conclusion



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