Digital tax plans ‘rushed’ says RLA
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Plans to digitise the way in which landlords pay tax are being rushed through without proper consideration says the Residential Landlords Association. The Government is overhauling the way the tax system operates and from 2018 most businesses, the self-employed and landlords will need to use software or apps to keep their business records, updating HMRC […]
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New house mate for existing tenant – Can he be added to AST?
I have a tenant who at the moment is living alone in my 3 bedroom house. In order to relieve the strain on his finances, he would like a friend to share the house and the bills with him. I do not object in principle, but do not want to start a new tenancy agreement… Read more
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Insurance company paying rent – do I need a rent guarantee?
I am about to rent out a flat to a couple who need accommodation due to their own home having been damaged by fire. The rent has been agreed and an AST for 12 months (6 month break) is about to be signed. I have been informed that the insurance company will actually be paying… Read more
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Tiny Portfolio – Any advice for accidental landlord
I am a landlord by default. My mother had a stroke in 2011 and needed full time care so I quit my job and moved from Northumberland back to Norfolk with my husband. We let out our house as had no time to sell it. Five years on, as we both have no decent pension… Read more
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London Assembly wants powers to tackle landlords
The London Assembly is seeking devolved powers to enable it to “improve standards of private rented accommodation.” At a meeting last week the Assembly voted for a motion which will put pressure on London mayor Sadiq Khan to prioritise the need for powers over the private rented sector in his devolution negotiations with the government. […]
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