A former magazine journalist, Eleanor Gash moved from Glasgow to Limoges in France in 2009 with her husband and two daughters to open a B&B. After selling the B&B in 2018, Eleanor inherited some money and decided to invest it in property to generate additional income.
She discovered Ashton-Under-Lyne, a UK property investment hotspot, through an article in The Sunday Times and bought a Victorian house that had been altered into two one-bedroom flats. The property has proved to be a good investment, with stable occupancy rates and tenants, including young people on government apprenticeships. The rental income helps to pay Eleanor's living expenses in France.
Self-Assessment made simple.
Eleanor Gash used to do her Self-Assessment tax returns for her two rental properties, which she found tedious and time-consuming. She consults vat accountants, which makes the process quicker and more accessible through a listing on the HMRC website.
They guide her through the process and store information about her property and agent to make subsequent filings faster. She finds information about her income and expenses online via her bank account. Tax consultants give her peace of mind and remove the estimation from the process.
Self-Assessment tax return
Eleanor Gash used to find Self-Assessment tax returns time-consuming and would put off doing them. However, since consulting accountants high Wycombe, she finds the process speedy and efficient.
The accountant helps her keep everything organized and provides peace of mind by guiding her through the process and ensuring all information is entered correctly. She believes local tax accountants offer excellent value for money and recommends it to anyone who finds Self-Assessment tax returns daunting.
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