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Saturday 01 October 2016 4:38 pmLandlords threaten to hike rents after tax changes kick inBy: Jake CordellShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare
stanley cup becher on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleLandlords have claimed they will be forced to raise rents as a result of the government s string of tax changes and crackdowns on the buy to let sector.A new survey also revealed private sector landlords will not be able to invest as much in improving their properties as a result of the extra charges they now face.In a bid to tighten the tax rules around rental incomes, th
stanley mug e government is going to capthe tax relief landlords can claim on theirmortgage interest payments for those earning above thehigher rateincome tax threshold ndash;currently pound;43,000 a year. The changes will be phase
polene borsa d in over a four-year period starting next April.The government estimates one only in five landlords will affected as a result of the change, but the Residential Landlords Association RLA found 56 per cent of their members plan to raise rents over the next 12 monthsin response to the new taxtweaks. Prospective landlords, or those looking to take on new properties, have also been hit as a result of the three per cent stamp duty surcharge introduced forsecond home purchases. That came into effect at the end of March and resulted in a flurry of activity in the housing market earlier in the year.The promise to rise rents will be particularly Nnhq Accounting delays criticised
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owala water bottle edge fuels FTSE rallyBy: Alison LockShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleThe FTSE has rallied strongly this afternoon, shaking off the technical glitch that upset morning trading to finish just above the 6,000 level.The
stanley at FTSE 100 closed up 1.37 per cent at 6,001.2 after oil price fears subsided following a Saudi announcement that it had increased output to make up for any shortages as a result of a disruption to oil supplies caused by the political turmoil in Libya.Miners rose as investors welcomed commodit
stanley austria ies again and concerns over the impact of unrest in North Africa and the Middle East fell back. The mining sector provided the backbone for a strong, broad-based rally, with only around half a dozen stocks in the red, said Will Hedden, sales trader, IG Index. However, Arm Holdings just edged up following an upgrade from Merrill Lynch, and turned around a dip in form after an exceptional run in December and January. ARM closed up 6.02 per cent at 608p. Precious metal miner Lonmin up 4.51 per cent to close at 1,829p was joined by Anglo American up 4.04 per cent to 3,307p , Vedanta up 4.06 per cent to 2,360p and Antofagasta up 3.64 per cent to 1,397p 8232;in the top ten risers.Satellite broadcaster BSkyB added 4.1 per cent, after reports that Rupert M