So you’ve just moved into your fab new rented home. It’s just how you remembered it from the viewing, fully furnished and ready to live in. Brilliant. In fact you still can’t believe that your landlord had the good sense to install a huge wall-mounted flat screen TV. Result. But before you get too comfortable on the sofa and settle down for an evening’s viewing, have you checked that you’ve got a TV licence?
Has the landlord got it covered?
Your landlord may have also extended their generosity to cover the licence for the property too, but it’s best not to assume this. Always check before you find yourself in deep water with the guys at TV Licensing.
Who’s responsible for the TV licence?
Generally, tenants are responsible for acquiring the TV licence for the property they rent. This is true even if you only rent a room in a shared property, live in a self-contained annex or flat or rent the entire property. Also if you lodge in a property, but have a separate tenancy agreement.
Give us a call on 0117 9073577 if you need advice on your rented property or are looking for a new pad. We’re here to help.
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