Labour slammed for treating all landlords as ‘exploiters’

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The Renters’ Rights Bill will “wreck the rental market and drive up rents” warns Kemi Badenoch.

In a letter to The Telegraph, Ms Badenoch slams Labour for their one-sided view of landlords, accusing them of treating all landlords as “exploiters.”

She points out the irony that the only MP in Parliament found guilty of mistreating tenants is Labour’s own Jas Athwal.

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Angela Rayner will introduce the Renters’ Rights Bill TODAY

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Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner will introduce the Renters’ Rights Bill to Parliament today, which aims to end Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions and provide greater protections for renters.

The Bill, which reaches its second reading

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Is HMRC Overreaching? Landlord Incorporation Without Remortgaging

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Thousands of landlords across the UK are now wondering if HMRC, the government’s tax authority, is going too far in its latest crackdown. For years, landlords have used perfectly legal ways to manage their taxes and property businesses, but HMRC is suddenly treating these methods as if they are wrong.

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Renters hit with a hidden £2,216 ‘eviction tax’ – Generation Rent

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Renters in England are facing an average cost of £2,216 for unwanted house moves following eviction, according to research from Generation Rent.

This ‘eviction tax’ includes costs such as the deposit, ‘overlapping’ rent from old and new tenancies

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