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31 May 2023

Renters Reform Bill: New landlord database to expose tax mishandling

The Renters Reform Bill threatens the creation of a new landlord database, exposing those landlords who may have (perhaps inadvertently) incorrectly handled their tax affairs.

5 May 2023

Long live our new King, long may he reign (over your property)

Aside from the £330m the Guardian has estimated King Charles owns in private property, did you know the Crown could ultimately take ownership of your property.

Jessica Rice

28 March 2023

Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 – the new regime for ASTs in Wales

The type of tenancy and the rules for renting a home in Wales changed with the implementation of the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 (‘The Act’) which came into force on 1 December 2022.  The Act aims to improve the security of tenure for tenants and make it easier for them to rent but it could be perilous for landlords and they must ensure that they familiarise themselves with its requirements. The Act introduces standardised terms to all contracts.

Peter Paul

21 March 2023

Are you avoiding property inheritance tax?

Those born between the years 1946 – 1964 (often referred to as ‘baby boomers’) are set to pass on £2.1 trillion of housing wealth in the coming decade.

Gemma Schwegler

13 March 2023

Biodiversity Net Gain: friend or foe?

The 10% mandatory Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) requirement for new developments is fast approaching.  Defra (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) confirmed last week that enforcement is expected to commence from November 2023. Whilst some of the detail is awaited in secondary legislation, the ongoing consultation period has revealed how this might affect developers in practice.

Daniel Clyne

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