Non-Resident Landlord Scheme Application

Non-Resident Landlord Scheme Application

Property

Are you a UK property landlord living outside the UK?

If your letting agent or tenant is deducting tax from your rental income, you may be paying more tax than you need to!

With NRL approval from HMRC, you can receive your rental income without automatic tax deductions and report it through self-assessment instead.

Apply for NRL Approval for only £49

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What is the Non-Resident Landlord Scheme (NRLS)?

The Non-Resident Landlord Scheme (NRLS) is an HMRC program that applies to landlords (UK & Foreign Nationals) who live outside the UK but earn rental income from UK property.

Under the scheme:

  • Without NRL approval
    Letting agents or tenants must deduct basic rate tax (20%) from your rental income before paying you.
  • Without NRL approval
    You receive your full rental income without tax deducted and declare it through your UK tax return.
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Applying for NRL approval means you keep control of your tax payments, instead of having tax deducted automatically!

Need help with your NRL1i Application? Our team is ready to assist!

How It Works – Simple & Stress-Free

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Create Your Account

Select the NRL Application Service and provide your details

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Make a Secure Payment

Pay £49 for our expert-led application service.

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We Handle Everything

Our accountants prepare and submit your NRL1i application to HMRC.
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Get Approved & Keep More of Your Rental Income!

HMRC will notify your letting agent or tenant to stop deducting tax.

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It’s that easy – Apply in a few clicks!

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What's Included in our £49 fee?

  • No additional hidden costs
  • Secure Client Portal – everything in one place
  • Qualified UK accountant prepares your NRL1i application
  • Your NRL1 application submitted to HMRC
  • Expert guidance and support throughout the process

Don’t pay more tax than you need to.

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Who Needs to Apply?

You should apply for NRL approval if:

  • You are non-resident and your letting agent or tenant isn't deducting tax from the rental income.
  • Your letting agent or tenant is deducting tax meaning you are paying more tax than you need to.
  • You would rather declare your rental income through self-assessment instead.

Not sure if you need to apply? Contact us for expert advice!

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Why You Should Consider NRL1i Registration:
  • Stop Unnecessary Tax Deductions: Avoid overpaying tax at source.
  • Maximise Your Tax Relief: Ability to claim ALL allowable expenses and tax reliefs.
  • Get in Control of Your Tax: Filing a self-assessment return gives you more control over how much tax you pay, based on your true profits.
  • Comply with HMRC Rules – Avoid issues with incorrect tax deductions.
FAQs

Your Questions Answered

Do I need to apply if my letting agent isn’t deducting tax?
Yes! Even if your agent isn’t currently deducting tax, you are still required to register under the NRL Scheme if you’re a non-resident landlord.

Can I apply for NRL approval if I just moved abroad?
Yes! If you are no longer a UK resident but still own rental property in the UK, you can apply.

Does NRL approval mean I don’t have to pay tax?
No. You still declare your rental income through self-assessment, but you control how tax is paid, rather than having deductions made automatically. You can also claim expenses and reliefs that your letting agent cannot include when calculating your tax due, reducing your tax bill!

How long does it take to get NRL approval?
HMRC typically processes applications within 4-8 weeks. We will ensure your application is filed correctly to avoid delays.

Is my data safe?
Absolutely! We use bank-level encryption and secure cloud storage to keep your personal and financial information safe. Our system meets GDPR and HMRC compliance standards, ensuring your data is protected against fraud, breaches, and unauthorised access.

Still have questions? - Contact Us today!

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At Tax City UK, we believe self-assessment should be quick, easy, and affordable. Our mission is to help UK residents and non-residents, navigate the UK self-assessment system with confidence and ease.

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