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New Year new challenges: What residential landlords need to know for 2026
13 January 2026 15:15
2026 is a watershed year for UK landlords. From tenancy reform under the Renters’ Rights Act, to the rollout of Making Tax Digital, proposed EPC upgrades, and the likelihood of greater HMRC scrutiny, the rules, and the operating environment, are changing fast.

