Non-members Archives

Right to Rent from 5th April 2022

by admin | Jan 13, 2022 | Member's Only, Non-members

The government is set to publish advice about how landlords will need to conduct Right to Rent checks for some tenants after 5 April 2022. The following temporary changes were made on 30 March 2020 and remain in place until 5 April 2022 (inclusive): checks can...

Anti – Social Behaviour Help & Training Session

by Amy | Oct 20, 2021 | Member's Only, Non-members, Uncategorized

Please see the below overview on the topic of Anti-Social Behaviour – if any landlords are having any issues regarding this subject we have booked an online training session exclusively for NWLA members. This session will take place on Thursday, 28 October 2021,...

Should you register as a sole trader or form a limited company?

by admin | Sep 13, 2021 | Member's Only, Non-members, Uncategorized

Should you register as a sole trader or form a limited company? Article by GoSimpleTax COVID-19 helped to push UK business start-up figures to new heights in 2020. According to the Centre for Entrepreneurs, annual year-on-year UK business formations in 2020 rocketed...

Key facts about Tax for Furnished Holiday Lettings Owners

by admin | Aug 18, 2021 | Member's Only, Non-members, Uncategorized

Key facts about tax for furnished holiday lettings owners Author GoSimpleTax The ongoing British “staycation boom” is welcome news for furnished holiday lettings (FHL) property owners throughout the UK. Although international travel restrictions brought by the...

Guide: Payment on Account

by admin | Jul 15, 2021 | Member's Only, Non-members, Uncategorized

Payment on account: What you need to know The 31 January is the deadline everyone knows about, you must file your tax return and pay any taxes due. However, if you have a self-assessment tax bill of more than £1,000 a payment on account may also be required. On 31...

Brexit Right to Rent Changes

by admin | Jul 5, 2021 | Member's Only, Non-members, Uncategorized

Landlords must check that any prospective tenants and occupiers aged over 18 can legally rent residential property in England. From today, landlords must move from checking nationality to checking UK immigration status. This is because applications to the EU...