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See how to work out the tax relief for individual landlords and assess the impact of the finance cost restriction from 6 April 2017.
This Tax Information and Impact Note is about Stamp Duty Land Tax alternative property finance.
Information on how statistics on housing finance and household expenditure are compiled.
Find out about tax as a landlord, and how to work out your rental income if you rent out property.
You can no longer apply for a Help to Buy: Equity Loan - find out about interest rates and how to manage your Help to Buy: Equity Loan.
If you're preparing land for homes, we can loan you up to £250 million to cover infrastructure and enabling costs.
If you're building homes for sale or rent, we can provide finance from £250,000 to cover development costs.
Frequently asked questions on the Levelling Up Fund Round 2.
Find out about changes to enveloped UK dwellings and related finance from 6 April 2017.
Technical framework panel information for Homes England partners.
The Private Finance team is the main point of contact for current and potential lenders, investors, ratings agencies and advisors.
Find out about a scheme used by individual landlords to avoid paying tax on their property income and reduce Capital Gains Tax and Inheritance Tax.
This guide sets out essential information for British nationals wanting to buy property in Egypt.
A beginner's guide on assessing whether a proposed housing project is financially viable.
Although the modern form of the sector was first established by the Housing Act 1964, the principals of the social housing movement can be traced back much further.
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