Limited Company (in context of property)

A limited company in the context of property refers to a business structure where a property investment is held under a corporate entity rather than an individual. This offers legal protection by limiting personal liability, meaning owners are not personally responsible for company debts. Additionally, a limited company can provide tax advantages, such as the ability to deduct expenses and potentially pay lower tax rates on profits. Property owners often choose this structure for buy-to-let investments to manage risks and enhance financial efficiency. It requires compliance with specific regulations and adequate accounting practices.