Accountants for holiday lets and Airbnb hosts

The special tax regime for furnished holiday lettings was abolished from April 2025, so holiday lets are now treated like other rental property for most purposes. That affects capital allowances on furniture, loss relief and how mortgage interest is relieved for individuals.

We look at each property afresh, compare personal and company ownership under the new rules and update your tax plan.

• New treatment explained
• Allowances and interest reviewed
• Ownership options compared

Holiday accommodation is standard-rated, so once taxable turnover across your lets passes £90,000 you must register and charge 20% on bookings. Turnover from several properties and platforms is added together.

We monitor the rolling twelve-month figure across all channels and register you in time.

• Turnover tracked across all properties
• Platform income combined
• Registration timed

Booking platforms now report host income to HMRC, so your records need to match what the platform sends. Commission, cleaning and consumables must be recorded, and payouts reconciled to the bank.

We connect your platforms to your books so every booking, fee and payout is visible, and your return agrees with what HMRC receives.

• Platform reports matched
• Fees and cleaning recorded
• Payouts reconciled