Exclusive member webinar: What the Budget means for the private rented sector

The forthcoming budget, the first from the new government, is now just days away, with speculation rife as to what this will mean for the private rented sector. 

Latest suggestions predict Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rises will not impact property sales, although rumours are swirling  that several reforms could be on the way when it comes to Inheritance Tax.

While we have no crystal ball, the NRLA team will be hosting an exclusive member webinar on November 1, offering you an in-depth analysis of all the key announcements and how they are likely to affect your business and the wider sector.

Along with other industry experts we will also explore how landlords should best prepare for any changes, with a Q&A session to answer member questions.

The event, ‘What the Budget means for the private rented sector’ will be hosted by the NRLA’s policy and campaigns team, with Sheena Parker from St James's Place joining the webinar as a guest speaker.

How do I join?

The webinar will run from 12pm-12.45pm and will be held on Zoom. 

To reserve your place click here, and if you would like to ask a question, please submit it in advance by emailing the campaigns and public affairs team at [email protected]. 

More information

• Ahead of the budget the NRLA wrote to Chancellor Rachael Reeves, calling for pro-growth taxation measure to encourage investment, including calls for the abolition of the 3% stamp duty levy on rental homes in certain circumstances. You can find out more about our calls here.
• For more on the NRLA’s wider campaigns work on tax issues click here.

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