To all Landlords... At Simply lets we believe your property is one of your most valuable assets.
We understand how important it is for you to use an honest, reliable and trustworthy letting agent. Our aim is simple to always put both the landlord and tenant at the heart of what we do. We want to build and maintain relationships by being open, honest and transparent at all times. Our vetting process is robust and we will only begin the rental process after we have met the potential tenant and found out their requirements and what type of property they are looking for. This ensures that when your property is let by Simply Lets, you can be assured that it is in safe hands. |
Our fee structure differs to many other Letting Agents as we have a No Let No Fee policy. We will advertise your property on RIGHTMOVE and ZOOPLA and until we rent it out for you, there will be no fee to pay. New let fee £100 + VAT once let.
HMO/HOUSE SHARES 12% plus VAT FULLY MANAGED 10% plus VAT TENANT FIND ONLY FULL SERVICE * 10% plus VAT of 6 months’ rent, to be deducted from the first month’s rent. TENANT FIND ONLY FLAT FEE* £250.00 INC VAT * Please ask for further details |
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FAQ'S:With over 20 years of letting management experience in Plymouth we have published the top 4 questions asked by landlords.
If you have any further questions please don't hesitate to contact us on 01752 227800 or simplylets@yahoo.co.uk Who is responsible for my tax?YOU ARE; You are obliged to submit all the relevant information to the HMRC annually to account for all your letting income.
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Do i have to declare my lettings income?YES; income tax is payable on rent received from a property which is let. Your tax position will determine whether you pay tax or not. All profit you make from letting should be added to your other taxable income for the year, although the financial records for letting must still be kept separately.You will have to pay income tax if the total of your taxable income is greater than your tax allowance.
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Will i have to pay tax on my letting income?NOT NECESSARILY; It all depends on your personal financial circumstances. For example, if the property being let is mortgaged and the mortgage, together with the related costs of property upkeep, exceed the rent you receive, then it is possible that no tax will be payable.
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Is this is the same if i'm living abroad?As your letting agents, we are obliged to deduct tax from all rental income, unless the HMRC provides us with an approval number from The Non-Resident Landlords (NRL) Scheme. If the property is owned by more than one person, then an approval number will be required for each party, otherwise a proportion of tax will be retained. For more information, visit www.hmrc.gov.uk/cnr/nr_landlords.htm
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