Landlords: Are You Ready for Making Tax Digital?

Landlords: Are You Ready for Making Tax Digital?

Changes are coming to the way some landlords report their property income. Our latest blog explains Making Tax Digital, who it could affect and what you need to know to make sure you’re prepared. Take a few minutes to find out what the changes could mean for you.

Changes to the way some landlords report their property income are coming, with Making Tax Digital for Income Tax being introduced in stages.

If you’re a landlord, it’s worth understanding what the changes could mean for you, when they may apply and what you can do now to prepare.

Making Tax Digital – What Landlords Need to Know

We’ve put together a helpful guide explaining Making Tax Digital, including who may be affected and some of the key things you need to know.


A little preparation can make a big difference

With a number of changes affecting landlords, staying informed and planning ahead can help make managing your rental property that little bit easier.

And if you’d like help with the day-to-day management of your property, our experienced lettings team is here to help. From finding the right tenant to ongoing management and compliance, our fully managed service can take much of the work off your hands.


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A change of tenancy is a useful opportunity to review more than the rent. From property condition to compliance and management, a little preparation this autumn can help create a smoother next let.

Buyers have plenty to compare this autumn, which makes the way a home enters the market increasingly important. A strong first impression, realistic price and thoughtful presentation can all help attract the right attention.

September and October are traditionally two of our strongest months for selling homes and this autumn could bring fresh opportunities for buyers and sellers alike. Whether you’re thinking of selling, already on the market or searching for your next home, discover why the weeks ahead could be an important time to make your move.