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Does a buy-to-let landlord (i.e. long term property investor) have to pay income tax?

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Does a buy-to-let landlord (i.e. long term property investor) have to pay income tax?

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Yes, a buy-to-let landlord has to pay income tax to the extent that the income from their property rental exceeds the allowable expenses.

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