7 articles tagged with Furnished Holiday Let.
The furnished holiday letting tax regime was abolished from April 2025, moving holiday-let landlords onto standard property income rules. Full worked example on a £28,000 holiday let and what actually changed.
Running a glamping site sits in an unusual tax position — potentially a trade rather than simple property letting, with business rates instead of council tax, and its own capital allowance and VAT questions. Here is how it works in 2026/27.
A static caravan on a holiday park isn't taxed like a bricks-and-mortar second home — no stamp duty, no council tax in most cases, but site fees, income tax on rental profit and capital gains rules all still apply. Full guide with worked examples.
The FHL tax regime ended April 2025. Learn what changed for capital allowances, BADR, pension contributions, and how former FHL owners should now declare income.
The Furnished Holiday Letting regime was abolished from 6 April 2025, ending preferential CGT rates, pension relief, and capital allowances for short-term holiday properties. Here is what changed and what to do now.
The FHL regime ended April 2025 -- what this means for your tax position in 2026/27, transitional rules, and how to restructure your short-term rental property.
The UK Furnished Holiday Let tax regime was abolished from 6 April 2025. This guide covers what landlords lost and how to adapt your property tax strategy in 2026.