Landlords
Rent in.Receipts in.Tax sorted.
Upload your letting statements, expense receipts and mortgage interest statement. TaxGo works out your property profit, the finance cost credit and your tax.
Your documents
IllustrativeLetting statement
Rent received · £14,400
Expense receipts
Agent fees & repairs · £2,300
Mortgage interest
Finance costs · £5,200
Your TaxGo return · 2025/26
UK property
Finance costs
Employment
Illustrative 2025/26 estimate for England, Wales & NI.
What you'll need
The documentsTaxGo readsfor you.
PDF, photo or scan. Don't rename them, don't sort them. Just drop them in.
Letting statements
Monthly or annual statements from your letting agent or tenants
Expense receipts
Repairs, maintenance, insurance, agent fees and other allowable costs
Mortgage interest statement
Annual interest statement for each buy-to-let mortgage
How TaxGo handles it
- 01
Multiple properties
Own more than one rental? Upload documents for each property and TaxGo consolidates them into one property section — income, expenses and profit calculated for you.
- 02
Expenses sorted for you
Drop in your receipts and TaxGo identifies what they are — repairs, insurance, letting fees, ground rent — and puts them in the right expense category.
- 03
Finance cost credit applied
Mortgage interest isn't deducted from rent any more. TaxGo applies the 20% basic-rate tax credit on finance costs for you.
- 04
Property income allowance
If your gross rental income is under £1,000, you may not need to report it. TaxGo checks whether the allowance or actual expenses works out better.
What we support
Covered.Properly.
If your return needs something TaxGo doesn't handle yet, we tell you before you pay.
Everything TaxGo supports →- UK residential property income
- Letting agent statements
- Mortgage interest tax credit
- Allowable property expenses
- Multiple properties consolidated
- Property income allowance
- Rent-a-room relief
- Property alongside employment
Common questions
Asked andanswered.
Not directly. Instead you get a tax credit at the basic rate (20%) on your finance costs. TaxGo calculates this credit and applies it to your return.
Your tax return isn't going to do itself.
Actually, TaxGo gets pretty close.