New: the 2027/28 property tax rates (22%, 42%, 47%) are in the calculator →
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For UK landlords · 2026/27 tax year

Know what your rent really earns you

Free calculators that show the tax on your rental income, whether Making Tax Digital applies to you, and how the 2027 changes will hit your bill.

Work out my tax → Do I need MTD?
  • Free, no sign-up
  • Figures stay in your browser
  • Based on GOV.UK rates

Quick tax check

Two numbers, then see the full breakdown.

£a month
£a year
You can add costs and mortgage interest on the next page.

Calculators

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Tax Landlord tax calculator The tax your rent adds to your bill, mortgage interest relief, and how much to set aside each month. Work out my tax → MTD Do I need Making Tax Digital? Check if and when quarterly updates to HMRC start for you, based on the 2026 to 2028 thresholds. Check in 30 seconds →
Returns Rental yield calculator Gross and net yield on a buy-to-let, before and after costs. Coming soon
Tax Property allowance checker Is the £1,000 property allowance better than claiming your actual costs? Coming soon
Buying Stamp duty calculator The extra stamp duty on a second property or buy-to-let, by country. Coming soon
Tax Self Assessment bill estimator Your January bill and payments on account, worked out for landlords. Coming soon

What's changing for landlords

Qualifying income = gross self-employment turnover plus gross rent, before expenses.

  1. 6 Apr 2026

    Making Tax Digital for Income Tax starts for landlords and sole traders with qualifying income over £50,000.

    Check if it applies →
  2. 6 Apr 2027

    MTD threshold falls to £30,000. Property income gets its own tax rates of 22%, 42% and 47%, and mortgage interest relief rises to 22%.

    See my 2027 tax →
  3. 6 Apr 2028

    MTD threshold falls to £20,000.

    Check if it applies →

Why Letview

An answer in a minute

Most landlords find out what they owe in January, when it's too late to plan. Letview gives you a clear estimate now and tells you what to do next.

Shows its working

Every result comes with a line-by-line breakdown and lists the rates it uses, taken from HMRC guidance on GOV.UK.

Dated and sourced

Every calculator states the tax year it uses and when it was last reviewed, and links to GOV.UK so you can check the rules yourself. The 2027/28 property tax rates are already included.

Last reviewed: October 2026