Top 7 Tax Breaks UK Landlords Must Claim in 2026
Navigating the UK’s rental market in 2026 means juggling rising costs, tenant demands, and a post-Budget tax landscape that’s both challenging and opportunity-rich. Local experts like Tetbury letting agents are already advising landlords on maximising reliefs amid the Renters’ Rights Bill and Autumn Statement tweaks. With allowable expenses capped and capital gains tax (CGT) rates climbing to 24% for higher earners, claiming every legitimate break isn’t optional—it’s essential for protecting your portfolio’s profitability. This guide uncovers the top seven tax breaks you must action now, drawn from HMRC updates and real-world GA4 analytics from property client campaigns. Whether you’re managing a single buy-to-let in Gloucestershire or a multi-property empire, these could save you thousands. Let’s break them down step by step, with practical tips to ensure you’re audit-ready.
1. Replacement Domestic Items Relief
Gone are the days of fully deducting white goods or carpets as revenue expenses—HMRC now mandates capital … Read the rest

