AI TaxPilot
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File your property income

Bring in your rents and costs, get the finance-cost restriction right, and file your SA105 property pages with the rest of your return.

About 36 seconds4 stepsFor LandlordsOutcome: SA105 property pages filed with your return
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Connect HMRC & your bank

Pull your record from HMRC and your rental income and costs from your connected account — no shoebox of receipts.

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  1. Connect HMRC & your bank

    Pull your record from HMRC and your rental income and costs from your connected account — no shoebox of receipts.

  2. Import rents & costs

    Rents in, allowable expenses out — repairs, agent fees, insurance — with mortgage interest kept separate for the finance-cost rules.

  3. The SA105 property page

    We map it to the SA105 — profit after allowable expenses, with mortgage interest handled as a 20% tax reducer, not a deduction.

  4. Into your tax calculation

    The property profit flows into your SA110, and the mortgage interest becomes a basic-rate tax reducer — exactly as the rules require since 2020.

Common questions

How is mortgage interest treated for landlords?

Since 2020 you can’t deduct residential mortgage interest from rental profit — instead you get a basic-rate (20%) tax reducer. AI TaxPilot applies it correctly so higher-rate landlords aren’t over-relieved.

What is the £1,000 property allowance?

A tax-free allowance for property income. If your rents are under £1,000 you may not need to report them; above it, you can deduct the £1,000 instead of actual expenses if that’s better — the wizard checks which wins.

Landlord tax, sorted

Import your rents and costs, get the finance-cost rules right, and file your SA105 with the rest of your return.

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This guide is general information, not personal tax advice, and reflects the rules we believe to apply as at June 2026 — rates and thresholds change. Always check your own figures against HMRC and consider a qualified adviser before acting. You remain responsible for the accuracy of anything you file.

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