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For how long is an EPC valid?

An EPC is typically valid for 10 years from the date of issue. After the expiry, a new EPC may be required if the property is being sold or rented out again. 

When is an EPC required?

An EPC is required whenever a property is built, sold, or rented out in the UK.

What is an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)?

An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is a document that provides information about the energy efficiency of a property in the UK. It rates the energy efficiency and environmental impact of a building on a scale from A to G.

What steps are being taken by the government to end rough sleeping?

Apart from initiating steps such as the Night Shelter Transformation Fund, the government provides support through organisations and communities to create pathways for stable and secure housing.  This helps individuals without a fixed or regular place to st...

How will those who have been chosen for the scheme choose the beneficiaries?

The agencies will research, test and understand what consumers want they offer a proposition. It will help them provide the best products for customers while simultaneously making a positive impact on the environment. 

How can homeowners gain from this government initiative?

Homeowners can gain from a cut in their mortgage rate if they use these schemes to make their homes more energy efficient.

Are there any positives for landlords in the Bill?

Yes, there are many, and the second reading has listed quite a few.

What is the factual position?

There are many gray areas in the Bill, and as more readings happen, the clauses and rules will gain clarity—that is why a wait-and-watch approach is recommended.

Why are landlords planning to quit the private rental market?

Many landlords believe the new Renters Reform Bill will affect their prospects adversely, so they want to leave before it impacts them financially.

Why are the erring landlords urged to update their tax payments?

By making unprompted disclosures, landlords can get away with lower penalties. A voluntary disclosure will also save them late payment interest, which is currently at 6.75 percent per annum and is expected to rise to 7.0 percent from May 31.

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