financial statement

As part of our Full Management Gold & Platinum services, we provide detailed annual financial statements to the landlord and where explicitly instructed to HMRC or the landlord’s accountant. Annual statements are provided within one calendar month of the end of the tax year and are sent via your preferred method of communication. Annual statements are also available in Dropbox in the tenancy folder for the tenancy that is in existence at the end of the tax year. Annual statements for Full Management Lite clients are available on request for an additional charge. Still not answered your question? We love…

We settle invoices for repairs and maintenance received on your behalf on the day we receive them. The cost of the invoice is deducted from your Jungle Property account and funds transferred via BACS to the contractor on the same day. This will be shown as a disbursement on your next financial statement and the deduction reflected in what is paid to you via BACS (balance on account) when the next rent is received from the tenant. Still not answered your question? We love questions so fire it at us using the contact details here Please rate this article so…

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If you own more than one property we may transfer the balance of funds from one property (in credit) to another property (in debit). E.g. property A has an outstanding balance of -£700 following recent improvement works and we receive rent of £1000 for property B owned by the same owner, so we may ‘balance transfer’ £700 from property B to property A. The same principles apply for balance transfers between two tenancies (for the same property). Where costs are incurred (e.g. for repairs) or monies fall due (e.g. compensation) for a prior tenancy and the debts are settled or the…