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1. • • Several factors will determine how much rent you can charge, including size of room, fixtures and fittings, location, condition of property (not just the room) etc. But to give you some perspective, according to SpareRoom.com, the current UK average for a double room, including some bills, is approximately £90 per week.
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   Can I charge a fee if I'm a lodger?

   • The rule is that ALL charges are prohibited unless specifically allowed by the act. Rent, you will be happy to learn, is a permitted fee! Most lodger agreements do not charge any fees apart from the rent, but just for the record here is a list of the things you can charge (apart from the rent and deposits discussed here):

   What fees can you charge your lodger? – Lodger Landlord

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   Do I have to pay income tax if I get a lodger?

   • Any rent you get is usually taxable income. However, you might not have to pay income tax on the rent you get from your lodger. This is called the 'Rent a Room Scheme'. You can check the rules for the Rent a Room Scheme on GOV.UK. If you have home contents insurance, you should tell your insurer that you're getting a lodger.

   Getting a lodger - Citizens Advice

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   Can I rent a room to a lodger?

   • You also need to check you’re legally allowed to rent a room to a lodger. For example, if you have a mortgage you might need your lender’s permission before renting out a part of your home. And, if you’re a leaseholder, rent a house, or live in a shared ownership property, you might need to get the landlord’s agreement first.

   What is a lodger? What you need to know about renting out a room

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   What if I charge a lodger £20 a week?

   • Anything you charge over £20 a week will be counted as income and it will affect your benefits. If you give your lodger meals as part of their rent, only 50% of what you charge over £20 a week will be counted as income. John charges his lodger £30 a week, which doesn't include meals.

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   Do lodgers have a right to rent in the UK?

   • If your lodger will be paying you rent, you must check they have a right to rent in the UK. This is a legal requirement. You have to do the immigration check whether you rent or own your home. You can check your lodger’s right to rent by following guidance on GOV.UK.

   Getting a lodger - Citizens Advice

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   What does a lodger do?

   • A lodger is someone who lives with you in your home. They might be a friend or family member, but they can also be someone you don’t know. Lodgers can stay with you for free or pay you rent, and sometimes other services such as meals, cleaning or laundry. Lodgers don't usually have exclusive use of a room.

   Getting a lodger - Citizens Advice

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3. www.lodgerguide.co.uk › how-much-rent-to-chargeHow much rent should I charge my lodger? | UK Lodger Guide

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   In any case, the answer is… it depends. Several factors will determine how much rent you can charge, including size of room, fixtures and fittings, location, condition of property (not just the room) etc.

4. www.spareroom.co.uk › rentcheckerHow much rent should I charge for my room? - SpareRoom

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   Important considerations when calculating how much to charge: You can earn £7500 a year before paying tax (£625 per month). See rent a room scheme; Do you charge inc bills or exclusive? 95% of lodgers prefer including bills; Whether you include bills or not, the lodger's contribution to the bills counts as part of your rent with the tax free ...

5. www.citizensadvice.org.uk › housing › lodging-andGetting a lodger - Citizens Advice

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   the cost of rent and any meals or services included - and how often this should be paid. the size of the lodger’s deposit - if there is one. a list of the furniture included in the lodger’s room. how often they'll pay rent - for example, monthly

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7. www.idealhome.co.uk › what-is-a-lodgerWhat is a lodger? What you need to know about renting out a ...

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   Feb 7, 2023 · Consider cost, tax and permissions. If you live alone, you will lose your single occupancy discount on council tax, which is currently 25% off your bill, unless your lodger is in full-time education at college or university. You also need to check you’re legally allowed to rent a room to a lodger.

8. www.gov.uk › rent-room-in-your-home › rent-bills-and-taxRent a room in your home: Rent, bills and tax - GOV.UK

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   Renting a room in your home out - Rent a Room Scheme, types of tenancy or licence, rent, bills, tax and ending a letting.

9. housinganywhere.com › United-Kingdom › lodgerGuide to lodger agreements for renting a room in your house

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   Jul 25, 2024 · Under the UK government’s Rent a Room Scheme, you can earn up to £7,500 tax-free per annum if you rent out a furnished room in your main home. If you share this income with another person, you can each earn up to £3,750 tax-free per annum. Do I have to get approval to have lodgers?

10. www.lodgerlandlord.co.uk › what-fees-can-youWhat fees can you charge your lodger? – Lodger Landlord

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    Most lodger agreements do not charge any fees apart from the rent, but just for the record here is a list of the things you can charge (apart from the rent and deposits discussed here): A fee for lost keys limited to £50 (inclusive of VAT) or the actual cost of replacement.