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The extension of Awaab's Law and the Decent Homes Standard to private rentals means landlords must address damp and mould complaints promptly, with new enforcement powers and penalties in place. Tenants now have more rights, and landlords will need to take a proactive approach to repairs and property maintenance.

Serviced accommodation can deliver higher income than buy-to-let while offering potential tax advantages through FHL status. However, VAT rules, the 28-day rule and MTD reporting create compliance risks if not structured properly. Success depends on correct tax planning, the right VAT scheme and strong operational systems.

HMO property management and MTD compliance go hand in hand. Manual tracking is unworkable due to high transaction volumes and room-specific expenses. Purpose-built HMO MTD software ensures accurate tracking, tax protection, and efficient quarterly submissions.

This article explains what HMRC's Making Tax Digital letter means for landlords and what steps they need to take to comply. From 6 April 2026, landlords with income over £50,000 must submit quarterly updates and digital records via HMRC-recognised software.

Cloud-based MTD software helps landlords stay compliant with HMRC by automating tax submissions and maintaining unbroken digital links. It provides real-time property performance data and simplifies record-keeping, reducing year-end work.

HMRC is sending letters to landlords and sole traders with gross income above £50,000, notifying them of the April 2026 MTD deadline. The letter is a formal notification, not an enrolment, and taxpayers must register and adopt compatible software.