The Non-Resident Landlord (NRL) Scheme in the UK is a tax mechanism utilized by HMRC to collect income tax from rental income earned by landlords residing outside the UK.

NRL tax is calculated as 20% of the gross rental income after allowable expenses have been deducted.

To Pay NRL tax to the HMRC:

Once you have approved a payout using 2 factor authentication for an NRL landlord the NRL amount which has been held will be shown under your landlords page.

You can find your landlord's page by clicking on wallets, and selecting the sub tab landlords.

You will then be able to tick "NRL landlords only" and click search.

This brings up a list of all of your landlords who are selected as NRL landlords.

Anything available in the "to pay" box you can pay to the HMRC. The funds available in the "to pay" box have been held over the previous and/ or any old quarters that you have not yet paid out.

Funds can only be paid to the HMRC upon the due date of that quarter.

Any funds that are held under the current quarter cannot be paid until the quarter has ended.

To Pay the funds to HMRC:

You can tick the tick box on the right hand side, and scroll to the bottom and click “pay HMRC.”

You will then be asked to input your 2 Factor authentication code to make the payment.