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  • Nov 2, 2026

Private Client Partner quoted by City AM on Budget 2026 tax changes for landlords

Nick Mendoza, Private Client Partner at Wedlake Bell, has been featured in City AM as part of its coverage of the Chancellor’s Budget 2026.

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The article, Budget 2026: Tax raid on landlords ‘final nail in the coffin’ for rental sector, examines the tax changes announced in the Budget and considers their potential impact on landlords, tenants and the wider rental market. It explores concerns around the effect of the measures on the supply of rental properties and the potential implications for rents, alongside commentary from industry experts, including Nick Mendoza.

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