UK Property Tax Show by Simon Misiewicz
UK property tax is changing fast and most landlords, investors, and even advisers are getting it wrong.
This podcast breaks down the real rules behind UK property taxation, cutting through outdated advice, social media myths, and risky strategies that could cost you thousands in tax, penalties, or HMRC enquiries.
Hosted by Simon Misiewicz, a UK property tax specialist and founder of Optimise Accountants, each episode delivers clear, practical insights you can actually use, whether you own one buy-to-let or a complex property portfolio.
What you’ll learn
- How to legally reduce tax on rental income and property profits
- The truth about limited companies, Section 24, and incorporation risks
- Capital Gains Tax strategies when selling property
- Stamp Duty (SDLT) traps and how to avoid overpaying
- HMRC investigations — what triggers them and how to stay compliant
- Real case studies from UK landlords and investors
- Tax-efficient structures for long-term wealth and succession planning
Who this is for
- UK landlords and property investors
- Property developers and portfolio builders
- Letting agents, mortgage brokers, and IFAs
- Accountants and advisers working with property clients
Why this podcast is different
Most “property tax advice” online is either:
- Outdated
- Over-simplified
- Or dangerously aggressive
This podcast focuses on what actually works under current UK tax law, based on real client experience and HMRC practice — not theory.
New episodes weekly
Each episode is designed to be:
- Straight to the point
- Actionable
- Backed by real-world experience
⚠️ Important
This podcast is for educational purposes only and does not constitute personalised tax advice. Always seek professional advice before implementing any strategy.
📩 Work with us
| UK Property Tax Options:
| 🌐 UK Property Tax Website: https://www.optimiseaccountants.co.uk/
| 📅 Book a Call: https://optimiseaccountantsltd.as.me/Optimise-accountants-sales-call
| 📄 UK Property Tax Guide: https://survey.zohopublic.com/zs/qhCNLB
| 🎧 Podcasts: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2607825
| 💼 LinkedIn Articles: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simon-misiewicz-fcca-att-ea-caa-mba-61637033b/recent-activity/articles/
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UK Property Tax Show by Simon Misiewicz
Latest Episodes
Capital Gains Tax on Buy-to-Let: Why It May Not Be the Last Tax
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The Refurbishment Money Most Landlords Miss: Could Your Council Pay for Your Property Upgrade?
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Pension Inheritance Tax 2027: Why Your Heirs Could Lose 64%
Pension inheritance tax starts on 6 April 2027, and landlords and property investors could see up to 64% of an inherited pension go in tax. In this episode you'll hear exactly how, and what to model now.Simon Misiewicz of Opti...
Landlords Are Overpaying Capital Gains Tax, The Property Sale Mistakes Costing You Thousands
Are you about to sell a buy to let property and unknowingly hand HMRC thousands more than necessary? In today’s episode, we reveal the costly capital gains tax mistakes landlords and residential property investors make, and the practical planni...
Your £50 Limited Company Could Lock Out Your Family, The Sole Director Trap Nobody Warns You About
Could your limited company become a financial prison for your family overnight? In today’s episode, we expose the hidden legal and financial risks behind one of the cheapest and most common company setups, having one director, one shareholder a...
