As social housing is reformed,
new accounting rules will have repercussions for registered providers,
says Sue Hutchinson
The social housing sector is in the middle of what is arguably
its most important shake-up in history. This means that registered
housing providers will face several changes in the areas of welfare
reform, funding, regulation and accounting – all of which will
affect how they continue to fulfil their roles as providers. The Welfare
Reform Bill introduced significant changes to the welfare system which
concerns the universal credit and the issues around under-occupancy
of houses.
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