Landlords
Specialists
We are lettings and property management specialists. This is all we do and we believe this ensures we provide a better, more focused service than a traditional estate agent.
Well-established
We have been in business for over 25 years and have developed a reputation for professional service, trust and reliability.
Local knowledge
As we have been operating in North, Central and East London for many years we have a very good understanding of the key factors which help get your propery let and at the right price.
Regulated
We are registered with ARLA which means we subscribe to all the regulations of our trade body. This includes ensuring your money is safe at all times.
Other bits of useful information...
Landlords resident abroad
It is important for landlords resident abroad that they notify the Revenue that they are receiving rent from a UK property. As such, they need to join the Non-Resident Landlord Scheme. The scheme requires UK letting agents to deduct Basic Rate tax from any rent they collect for non-resident landlords. If non-resident landlords don't have UK letting agents acting for them, and the rent is more than £100 a week, their tenants must deduct the tax. When working out the amount to tax the letting agent/tenant can take off deductible expenses.
Letting agents and/or tenants don't have to deduct tax if HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) tells them not to. HMRC will tell an agent/tenant not to deduct tax if non-resident landlords have successfully applied for approval to receive rents with no tax deducted. But even though the rent may be paid with no tax deducted, it remains liable to UK tax. So non-resident landlords must include it in any tax return HMRC sends them.
For individuals download the NRL1 Form here
For companies download the NRL2 Form here
For trustees download the NRL3 Form here
When approval has been given, HM Revenue & Customs sends a notice of approval to receive rent with no tax deducted to the non-resident landlord, and a separate notice to the letting agents or tenants named on the application form authorising them to pay rent to the non-resident landlord without deducting tax. Authority to pay rent to a non-resident landlord with no tax deducted is generally backdated to the beginning of the quarter in which HMRC receives the non-resident landlord's application. As the tax year for the Non-resident Landlords Scheme starts on 1 April, the quarters are the three-month periods that end on 30 June, 30 September, 31 December and 31 March. So if a non-resident landlord applies to us on, say, 20 September, the authority we send to his letting agent/tenant will usually take effect from 1 July.
Furniture
PG Estates are also now able to help landlords furnish their properties. If you would like to see our range of different furniture please click on the link below:
PG EstatesFurniture
We are lettings and property management specialists. This is all we do and we believe this ensures we provide a better, more focused service than a traditional estate agent.
Well-established
We have been in business for over 25 years and have developed a reputation for professional service, trust and reliability.
Local knowledge
As we have been operating in North, Central and East London for many years we have a very good understanding of the key factors which help get your propery let and at the right price.
Regulated
We are registered with ARLA which means we subscribe to all the regulations of our trade body. This includes ensuring your money is safe at all times.
Other bits of useful information...
Landlords resident abroad
It is important for landlords resident abroad that they notify the Revenue that they are receiving rent from a UK property. As such, they need to join the Non-Resident Landlord Scheme. The scheme requires UK letting agents to deduct Basic Rate tax from any rent they collect for non-resident landlords. If non-resident landlords don't have UK letting agents acting for them, and the rent is more than £100 a week, their tenants must deduct the tax. When working out the amount to tax the letting agent/tenant can take off deductible expenses.
Letting agents and/or tenants don't have to deduct tax if HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) tells them not to. HMRC will tell an agent/tenant not to deduct tax if non-resident landlords have successfully applied for approval to receive rents with no tax deducted. But even though the rent may be paid with no tax deducted, it remains liable to UK tax. So non-resident landlords must include it in any tax return HMRC sends them.
For individuals download the NRL1 Form here
For companies download the NRL2 Form here
For trustees download the NRL3 Form here
When approval has been given, HM Revenue & Customs sends a notice of approval to receive rent with no tax deducted to the non-resident landlord, and a separate notice to the letting agents or tenants named on the application form authorising them to pay rent to the non-resident landlord without deducting tax. Authority to pay rent to a non-resident landlord with no tax deducted is generally backdated to the beginning of the quarter in which HMRC receives the non-resident landlord's application. As the tax year for the Non-resident Landlords Scheme starts on 1 April, the quarters are the three-month periods that end on 30 June, 30 September, 31 December and 31 March. So if a non-resident landlord applies to us on, say, 20 September, the authority we send to his letting agent/tenant will usually take effect from 1 July.
Furniture
PG Estates are also now able to help landlords furnish their properties. If you would like to see our range of different furniture please click on the link below:
PG EstatesFurniture
