TDS K – SCHEDULE OF FEES 2010-11
(all figures are ex VAT)SUBSCRIPTIONS
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Letting agents
Letting agents who are members of ARLA, NAEA,RICS
Letting agents who are members of NALS, Law Society
Schedule of payment We are issuing two invoices. This is to ease the transition for members to the new system, and to allow us to adjust the second invoice to reflect any changes to registered tenancy numbers over the coming months. The first will be for half the amount calculated as detailed above. The second invoice will be issued in the summer. We will advise members as far in advance as we can when that will be. The Board has also agreed that members will be able to pay each invoice in two instalments, i.e. four payments, which will be due by: 31 March, 30 June, 30 September and 31 December. Please note Due to the requirements of our insurers, The Dispute Service Ltd regrets that it cannot take applications from letting agents who are not members of one of the professional bodies listed above. |
Landlords Subscription, which will be per tenancy, on application. New members Subscriptions for new members will take into account the number of tenancies registered with their previous tenancy deposit protection scheme, and their dispute history. Subscriptions for brand new firms will be calculated individually. Transcription of tenancy data Where members submit data for entry on to the tenancy database on paper rather than electronically, there will be a charge of £12.50 (+ VAT) for each document. Please note: the data will not be entered until the fee has been paid. Disputes arising out of pre-existing tenancies Where the dispute concerns a tenancy that started before the agent’s membership of TDS, the ICE may, at his discretion nevertheless adjudicate the dispute. The parties must complete TDS 4 Consent for adjudication on pre-existing tenancy. The charge for this service is £500 or 10% of the deposit (+ VAT), whichever is the greater. Please note: the adjudication process will not start until form TDS 4, the fee and the disputed deposit have been received. Disputes concerning non-Assured Shorthold Tenancies The voluntary Tenancy Deposit Scheme for Regulated Agents will end on 31 March. The Dispute Service Ltd will continue to offer a service to protect deposits, and resolve disputes, for tenancies which do not qualify for the statutory scheme. However, they must be registered on the TDS tenancy database to be eligible. For more information, please visit our website www.thedisputeservice.co.uk and click on “What has happened to the Tenancy Deposit Scheme for Regulated Agents?” |