Calculate your rental income with the speedy and stress free GoSimpleTax online Landlord Rental Income Tax Calculator.
Person
Details about you/the landlord
Property 1
Property value
Monthly rent
Ownership share in %
The property has
About my mortgage I know
Mortgage interest rate in %
Years until redemption
Monthly mortgage payment
Mortgage balance
Expenses
Agent fees as % including VAT
Annual service charges
Annual maintenance and miscellaneous
Property 2
Property value
Monthly rent
Ownership share in %
The property has
About my mortgage I know
Mortgage interest rate in %
Years until redemption
Monthly mortgage payment
Mortgage balance
Expenses
Agent fees as % including VAT
Annual service charges
Annual maintenance and miscellaneous
Property 3
Property value
Monthly rent
Ownership share in %
The property has
About my mortgage I know
Mortgage interest rate in %
Years until redemption
Monthly mortgage payment
Mortgage balance
Expenses
Agent fees as % including VAT
Annual service charges
Annual maintenance and miscellaneous
Results
Fill in your property details, then click Calculate to see your estimated rental incomes.
Your Rental Income Tax Summary
The estimated amount of UK tax due on your total income is £0
Your gross rental income is £12,000 which after expenses calculates a profit of £11,756
As you have other income of £0 that utilises your personal allowance, the amount of profit that is taxable is £11,756
The estimated amount of UK tax owed on property income is £0 after mortgage interest tax credit available
No tax is due and you can declare a rental income loss of £11,756
Assuming these figures do not change, you can start making a profit by making a mortgage overpayment of £0
Your share of this overpayment should be £0
Your portfolio provides a gross yield of 60% and a net cash yield (after tax and mortgage payments if any) of 58.78%
Please note that your total rental income or your overall expenses are less than £1000 and depending on your circumstances you could
benefit by claiming the property tax allowance of £1000 instead of calculating your taxable income normally as income minus expenses. You can find out more here. We have not taken this into account in the calculations below.