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This is a House of Commons Committee report, with recommendations to government. The Government has two months to respond. All information from Reforming the Private

SWLA were very happy to be in a position to be able to make a charitable donation to St Luke’s Hospice, Plymouth. We would like

On Monday 23rd January, the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 will come into force.  Most of the rules cover high rise buildings, however regulations 9

Since first being introduced in 2013, Universal Credit (UC) has streamlined and simplified the benefits system to better support those in work on low incomes,

The reduction in landlords’ Capital Gains Allowance has triggered a sell-off by landlords at a 13-year high according to new figures. Last month Chancellor Jeremy

In a high profile speech at Stratford, Sunak said he would focus “relentlessly” on five issues. He said: “I want to make five promises to

Buyer demand levels declined in the fourth quarter of 2022 as economic pressures and the increased cost of borrowing continue to force many people to

Article by GoSimpleTax You may be wishing that you had completed and filed your 2021/22 Self Assessment tax return weeks if not months ago. But

Previous Plan It had initially been proposed that all landlords with a gross rental income above £10,000 would need to be using MTD by 2024.

The SWLA office will close at midday on Friday 23rd December and reopen at 10am on Tuesday 3rd January. During the closed period, email and