14 articles tagged with Allowable Expenses.
Every allowable expense UK landlords can deduct from rental income in 2026 -- from mortgage interest credit to repairs, management fees, and the property income allowance.
Tax rules for self-employed dog groomers, mobile pet groomers and dog walkers in 2026/27 — allowable expenses, van costs, mileage and VAT registration.
Whether a domestic cleaner is self-employed or an agency employee in 2026/27, what expenses can be claimed, and how travel between multiple households is treated for tax.
What UK freelance writers and journalists can claim against tax in 2026/27 — research trips, subscriptions, home office costs, and how to handle irregular publisher payments.
How locum veterinary surgeons and vet nurses are taxed in 2026/27 — self-employed vs agency PAYE, IR35 considerations, and allowable expenses like RCVS fees and indemnity insurance.
Tax rules for chair-rent hairdressers and mobile hairdressers/beauticians in 2026/27 — what counts as self-employment, allowable expenses, and Class 4 NI.
How self-employed personal trainers and fitness instructors are taxed in 2026/27, including gym floor rent, kit expenses, insurance, mileage for outdoor sessions and Class 4 NI.
Letting agent and property management fees are fully deductible against UK rental income for landlords. What counts, what doesn't, typical fee percentages, and a worked example for 2026/27.
How landlords claim for replacing furniture and appliances in a let property in 2026/27, why the old 10% wear and tear allowance was scrapped, and what actually qualifies now.
Yes -- selective, mandatory HMO and additional licensing fees are allowable revenue expenses in 2026/27. Full list of deductible landlord costs and what is not allowed.
How UK landlords claim replacement of domestic items relief in 2026/27 - what qualifies, the like-for-like rule, and how it cuts your rental tax bill.
Section 24 mortgage restrictions, the GBP 1,000 property allowance, allowable expenses, and the abolition of furnished holiday lettings in 2026/27 explained.
HMRC allowable expenses for sole traders in 2026/27: travel, home office, equipment, clothing, staff costs and what you cannot claim. Real examples included.
Which expenses you can claim against self-employment income on your UK tax return: AMAP mileage, WFH flat rate, equipment, training, marketing and more — with examples of what HMRC allows and disallows.
