Budget will hit renters in their pocket
The NRLA responds to the Budget announcement of a further increase in income tax rates on rental income from April 2027.
It is now just over a week since John Healey announced savage tax hikes for landlords. Here our chief executive Ben Beadle explains what this will mean for the sector and what we are doing to challenge it.
The NRLA responds to the Budget announcement of a further increase in income tax rates on rental income from April 2027.
Ahead of the 2026 Budget, the NRLA provides its take on how the Treasury can address the affordabillity and supply issues which continue to affect the private rented sector.
Whatever’s changing in the private rented sector, our members get expert guidance on what it means for them, and we campaign on their behalf to challenge policies that hurt landlords. If a change leaves you unsure what to do next, our expert advice line is there to talk it through with you.
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