The National Landlords Association’s (NLA) latest
research shows that 20% of its members plan to reduce the number of properties
in their portfolio in the next year – the highest level of intended property
sales in 10 years. The NLA believes this is due to recent tax changes, and has
created a series of videos to assess and explain the impact of these changes on
landlords and tenants. The four videos contain research, conducted by Capital
Economics for the NLA, which shows that landlords and tenants will pay more
than their fair share in tax as a result of changes made by the Government to
curb buy-to-let activity in the private rented sector. Read more on the NLA
website.
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