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Yorkshire and Humberside landlord register deadline: 14 July 2027

Private landlords in Yorkshire and Humberside must register before midnight on 14 July 2027. Registration opens 15 April 2027. The fee is £65 per property per year (not VAT). You can register any property in England from 15 December 2026 — you do not have to wait for your region's window. This tool is not affiliated with GOV.UK.

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Time left to register

Period opens
15 April 2027
Deadline
14 July 2027
Early registration from
15 December 2026
Annual fee
£65 per property

Key dates for Yorkshire and Humberside

You must register before midnight on 14 July 2027. That is a 91-day regional window.

Open dateDeadlineNational early registration
15 April 202714 July 202715 December 2026

Councils in Yorkshire and Humberside — check your postcode

Yorkshire and Humberside includes Leeds, Sheffield, and Hull. See the full list in GOV.UK's regional councils PDF, linked from the landlord guidance.

Enter your postcode to confirm your region and deadline.

Fee examples — early vs deadline

First-year fee for one property, if it is your first registration. The fee is £65 per property per year (not VAT), pro-rated during rollout. Formula from GOV.UK: (65 / year length) × (remaining days − free days before 15 November 2027), rounded down. GOV.UK worked examples include registering on 15 December 2026 (£5.34) and 25 June 2027 (£39.60).

ScenarioDateWorkingFee
Register early, the day the service opens15 December 2026(65/365)×(365−335)£5.34
Register on the day Yorkshire and Humberside opens15 April 2027(65/366)×(366−214)£26.99
Register on the last day14 July 2027(65/366)×(366−124)£42.97

Also estimate the 2027 property income tax change.

What you need and the 28-day rule

At registration you need property details, a correspondence address in England or Wales, and details of any managing agents, superior landlords or freeholders. Within 28 days (or at registration): gas safety certificate if the property has gas, electrical safety certificate, EPC, tenancy details including rent, and any licences such as an HMO licence. Missing information within 28 days may deactivate your registration — if the property is still rented, you are in breach.

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Got properties in other regions too? Plan them all on one day, check another postcode, or read Landlord register explained.

See deadlines for other regions: West Midlands, East of England, East Midlands, South East, and more in the footer.

Frequently asked questions

What is the deadline for Yorkshire and Humberside?

You must register before midnight on 14 July 2027. Registration opens 15 April 2027. You can register early from 15 December 2026 if you prefer.

How much is the landlord register fee?

£65 per property per year. The fee is not subject to VAT. During rollout your first bill is pro-rated — for example, registering on 15 December 2026 costs £5.34.

Can I register properties in different regions at once?

Yes. From 15 December 2026 you can register any property in England regardless of its region. Each property must be registered before its region's deadline.

How do I check which region my property is in?

Enter your postcode in our checker on the home page. It shows your region, deadline, and estimated first-year fee.

What happens if I do not register?

You may face a fine of up to £7,000. Knowingly providing false information or repeated breaches can result in fines up to £40,000. See our landlord register explained page for details.

Is this the official GOV.UK service?

No. This is an independent tool to help you check your deadline and plan ahead. We are not affiliated with GOV.UK. To register, use the official GOV.UK service.

Is the £65 fee tax-deductible?

The fee may be deductible as a rental expense. Check HMRC guidance or speak to your accountant. We cannot give tax advice.

More detail on fines and documents: Landlord register explained.

Sources

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