Tax rises head the agenda for upcoming landlord forum
Summary
Cavendish is hosting a landlord update event in North Wales focused on tax rises, digital reporting requirements, and tightening property standards and compliance. The session is aimed at helping landlords understand current pressures in the rental sector and the implications of new rules, particularly in Wales.
Why it matters
Residential property surveyors may encounter landlords seeking advice on compliance, standards, and the practical impact of regulatory change. The article also signals continued pressure on the private rented sector, which can affect asset management, valuations, and landlord decision-making.
Key points
- Cavendish is launching its first 'Big Clwyd Landlord Update' at Theatr Clwyd.
- The event will cover imminent tax rises and digital reporting requirements.
- Property standards and compliance are highlighted as major concerns for North Wales landlords.
- The Renters’ Rights Act does not apply in Wales, but other regulatory pressures remain.
- The organiser warns that non-compliance can lead to fines and added costs.
Organisations:
Cavendish, Theatr Clwyd
Regulations:
Renters’ Rights Act
Locations:
North Wales, Clwyd, Wales
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