by peter littlewood | May 21, 2023 | Political
Subscription may be necessary to read these articles Landlords face fight for survival under Michael Gove’s new rules ‘A cross-party housing select committee has warned the Government that it does not seem to fully appreciate the extent to which an unreformed courts...
by peter littlewood | May 21, 2023 | Tax & Other Financial
A new landlord database, currently in draft legislation phase, could provide HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) with valuable information to pursue landlords for unpaid tax, according to BDO, a leading accountancy and business advisory firm. The Renters (Reform) Bill,...
by peter littlewood | May 19, 2023 | Industry News
The Government have released more information regarding their intentions to allow tenants to have pets in their rental property. The proposals can be seen here, and says: What is it reasonable for a landlord to refuse a tenant having a pet? Landlords will be required...
by peter littlewood | May 19, 2023 | Industry News
Paul Shamplina, founder of Landlord Action, says that the scrapping of Section 21, as part of the Renters Reform Bill, will come as little surprise to landlords, many of whom have already started making plans to sell in anticipation. He explained that April was...
by peter littlewood | May 19, 2023 | Industry News
Brighton & Hove News are reporting on a landlord who leased his flat to the council for more than 15 years said that had experienced the equivalent of a “revenge eviction”. Brighton and Hove City Council initially agreed to renew its contract with the landlord,...
