3PB’s Thomas Talbot-Ponsonby issues an Update on Tax for Residential Landlords and tenants
21st April 2020
3PB’s specialist Commercial and Property Law Barrister Thomas Talbot-Ponsonby has issued an update on tax for both residential Landlords and Tenants.
The article finds that the Coronavirus outbreak has come at difficult time for landlords due to the previous changes that will come into full effect on 6 April 2020.
The current changes have been phased over the last three tax years, 25% at a time however on top of the new laws introduced by the Coronavirus Act 2020 this could increase the tax burden even more.
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