The Renters’ Rights Bill (RRB) represents one of the most far reaching reforms the private rented sector has experienced in recent years. Designed to create fairer and more balanced conditions for tenants, the legislation introduces a wide range of new requirements...
After a prolonged period of delays, Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment is now being introduced. This government digitisation initiative requires sole traders (not limited companies) who meet certain income thresholds (explained below) to maintain...
Whether renting on an AST as a single let or renting to sharers in an HMO, landlords have an obligation to ensure the property is safe from fire. However, knowing what is required to make a property safe is quite a complex area of the law. There are several important...
You cannot charge tenants for cleaning in all situations as this would be a fee and would be in breach of the Tenants Fees legislation. However, the tenant fees legislation does not prevent you from claiming damages for losses suffered by you due to tenants’ breach of...
The long-awaited Renters Rights Bill has officially cleared its final stage in Parliament, marking a major milestone for the private rented sector in England. On the 22nd October 2025, MPs approved the final version of the Bill, paving the way for it to receive Royal...
From 1st November new amendments to the Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) regulations come into effect and they bring tougher penalties for landlords who fail to comply. These updates form part of a wider reform that extends electrical safety standards...
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