is commercial property a good investment?

is commercial property a good investment?

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In this video you will learn from Louise Misiewicz & Simon Misiewicz, your property tax specialists, of Optimise Accountants

▶ What are the Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) rates when buying a commercial property investment?
▶ How does the SDLT rates vary between residential buy to lets and commercial property?
▶ Section 24 mortgage interest relief cap affects residential property investments. Does Section 24 affect people that own commercial properties in their own name?
▶ What are capital allowances? What are the tax benefits of claiming capital allowances?
▶ How does capital allowances on commercial property differ to the tax benefits in a residential by to let?

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[loreeenebub]

Please can you add a video on how to find a commercial property deal and how to compare their market values with all steps to be explained? Thank you!

[OmnibusVidz]

In regards to SDLT + Commercial shop with residential flat upstairs, how does the SDLT get calculated? Specially if buying the whole unit as one etc

[gina-gt]

I would like to know CGT when selling a home and i can see that you have set up another video. I look forward to watching this video from you.

[nyashagwatidzo]

Is holidays let’s and serviced accommodation considered commercial

[devgohil]

Hi Very informative video. I have a convenience shop on ground floor with residential flat upstairs which I have let out. Would this be classified as commercial or not for tax purposes?

[raiashish]

Hi .. first of all thanks for such an informative video.. I understand that buying commercial through SIPP/SSAS is beneficial if you are running your own business through it. Is there any other commercial investment strategy which you ‘d think would be beneficial for someone like me who don’t want to run any business but want to invest through SIPP/SSAS. Am I right in saying that all other comm investment through SIPP/SSAS strategy would have a disadvantage of not utilising capital allowances?

[yourstrulyregina]

Please note that your sound recording has too much of echo, it makes the hearing difficult.

[behindthelens]

Thank you for the content, it’s great. The sound quality isn’t nice though. Some decent microphones would make these videos even better 🙏🏼👏🏼

[gina-gt]

Hello, I own a fish and chip shop in the UK and a flat above and this property is owned by me freehold and there isn't a mortgage on it. I am thinking to do is transfer the ownership of the property to my son .
Do I need to report Capital Gain Tax? or I have to pay CGT?
Would this transfer be considered a gift?
Can you please advise me if this is possible? And what would be the best procedure?