Tax Rules for Pembrokeshire Holiday Lets and Second Homes Could Change

Changes proposed to holiday home tax rules in Wales

Ministers are considering new measures that could make the system easier for holiday homeowners

Tax rules for Pembrokeshire holiday lets and second homes could change

New proposals on the ‘182 day rule’ for holiday lets to pay rates instead of second homes council tax premiums are being suggested in a Welsh Government consultation.

Kurtz urges residents to respond to holiday let consultation

SAMUEL KURTZ, Member of the Senedd for Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire, is encouraging local residents and businesses to take part in the Welsh Government’s consultation on the controversial “182-day rule” for holiday lets. The rule, introduced last year, requires holiday properties to be let for at least 182 days a year in order to qualify for business rates rather than council tax. Local owners, letting agents and tourism businesses ha…

Wales consults on easing holiday let rules    – Mortgage Strategy

The Welsh government has launched a consultation aimed at softening its holiday let rules.   Under current rules, self-catering holiday lets must be available for 252 days and actually let for 182 days each year to pay non-domestic rates instead of council tax.   Cardiff says these…The post Wales consults on easing holiday let rules    appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.