Two thirds of individual landlords are only liable for
the basic rate of income tax according to data released by the government. The
Residential Landlords Association (RLA) says that it challenges the myth that landlords
are wallowing in vast sums of money and so can cope with tax rises. According
to the figures obtained in response to parliamentary questions from DUP MP, Jim
Shannon, of the just over 1.9 million unincorporated individual landlords
returning a self-assessment tax return, two thirds were in the basic rate
bracket, thirty per cent were in the higher rate band and four per cent paid
the additional rate. Read more on the RLA website.
Against Landlords by Nick Bano review – valuable ideas for how to solve
Britain’s housing crisis
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In this flawed but powerful book, a housing lawyer argues that an abundance
of private landlords, not a dearth of homes, is to blame for the miseries
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