Mortgage interest relief battle at High Court
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Landlords challenging the Government’s plans to stop buy-to-let costs being a claimable business expense will have their case heard at the High Court tomorrow. Co-claimants Steve Bolton and Chris Cooper, represented by ex-PM Tony Blair’s wife Cherie Booth, are fighting the changes to Mortgage Interest Relief due to come in next year, asking for a […]
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Tories vow to tackle housing crisis
The Tories have vowed to tackle the housing crisis, announcing a £3billlion Home Building Fund to create more than 25,000 new homes by 2020 and up to 225,000 long term. In his speech Communities and Local Government Secretary Sajid Javid committed to boosting the housing supply – saying a failure to build new homes […]
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Do you have a Nightmare Tenant? Would you like to expose them on National TV?
Do you have a Nightmare Tenant? Would you like to expose them on National TV? Eviction Expert Paul Shamplina founder of can help with this. We are currently filming a third series of Nightmare Tenants Slum landlords and we are looking for current eviction cases. Please email nightmaretenants@britesparkfilms.com
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HMO rules – What is the worst case scenario for me?
I have a tenant who for the past year has been really playing up with his rental payments and thus used one excuse or another to pay late – sometimes months etc. Now he owes more then 2months rent (Aug 19th and Sept 19th) he has now refused to pay saying that he has informed… Read more
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HMRC to review small Ltd Co business taxation
BREAKING: Taxation has become a topic of concern for landlords recently and has prompted many to consider the idea of incorporation – forming a limited company for their property business. Since Mr Osborne introduced his new tax regime for landlords, where landlords’ ability to claim 100% tax relief on mortgage interest as an expense, it […]
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