Second-home owners use holiday-let loophole to swerve double tax - The Times

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Published: February 6, 2026
Regulations & Compliance

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The Times reports second-home owners are exploiting a holiday-let loophole to avoid paying double tax. This creates an unfair advantage and potential revenue loss. Hosts should review their tax strategies to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.

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