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Budget 2024: Furnished Holiday Let Tax Changes
In the March 2024 budget, the Chancellor announced the end of the Furnished Holiday Let (FHL) tax regime. This shock announcement has left investors worried about the future. In this blog, our Head of Tax unpacks the impact of the holiday let tax changes and advises how FHL owners can assess the impact on their investment strategies and plan ahead.
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Spring Budget 24: Overview for landlords
In the Spring Statement, the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, set out his plan to promote growth. In this post, we look at the key tax changes that property investors need to know about.
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Best UK rental yield hotspots for 2024
If you're planning to invest in rental properties in 2024, it's important to focus on locations that offer the highest rental yields. In this blog, we will share the top UK rental yield hotspots, along with tips to help you find the best investment opportunities.
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Autumn Statement 23: Overview for landlords
In the Autumn Statement, the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt set out his plan to promote growth. In this post, we look at the key tax changes that property investors need to know about.
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Essential Mortgage & Property Trends for Your 2024 Investment Outlook
Nick Sheppard, managing director of Framework Mortgaging, shares his insights on the mortgage market and key things for buy-to-let investors to consider heading into 2024.
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What landlords need to know about the Renters’ Reform Bill
The upcoming Renters' Reform Bill, as discussed by Housing Secretary Michael Gove, aims to fundamentally alter the relationship between landlords and tenants in the UK. The bill is designed to offer tenants enhanced protection against unpredictable rent increases and other issues. In this blog, we’ll explore exactly what the proposed reforms mean for landlords.
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The 2023 How to Rent Guide: What Landlords Need to Know
As a landlord, you are required to provide your new tenants a copy of the government's How to Rent guide. In this blog post, we'll cover what the guide is, what it includes, and why it's important to provide the latest version to your tenants.
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Tax changes for landlords: April 2023
The new tax year begins on 6th April and with it comes a host of tax changes. In this blog, we’ve summarised the key tax changes that landlords need to know about.