Nrl6 2026

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The document outlines the Non-resident Landlords Scheme, detailing the process for UK letting agents or tenants to provide a certificate of tax liability to non-resident landlords. It specifies the requirements for completing and submitting the certificate, including deadlines, necessary information about both the landlord and agent/tenant, and instructions for maintaining records for HM Revenue & Customs audit purposes.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the nrl6 certificate in the editor.
Begin by entering the year for which this certificate applies in the designated field. Ensure you use capital letters throughout.
In the 'About the non-resident landlord' section, fill in the full name and address of the landlord. If there are multiple landlords, complete a separate certificate for each.
Next, provide your job title and reference number from Charity, Assets & Residence - Residency if applicable.
In the 'About the UK letting agent or tenant' section, enter your full name and address as well as your reference number.
Indicate the total tax deducted from the landlord's rental income for the specified year. This should match any forms submitted to HM Revenue & Customs.
Finally, sign and date the certificate before sending it to the non-resident landlord by 5 July following the end of the tax year.

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