Compliance paperwork for UK small business
When a new rule lands, a small landlord or shop has three options: pay a solicitor hundreds of pounds, wade through a dozen scattered GOV.UK pages and hope they've assembled it right, or do nothing and risk a penalty. None of those is good enough for routine paperwork that thousands of businesses all need at once.
Clarent does the assembly instead. Each pack takes a single piece of regulation and turns it into editable documents you open in a browser, fill in, and print to PDF. One payment, no subscription, and the official government documents stay free downloads — the packs cover everything that goes around them.
The packs
UK Renters' Rights Pack 2026 Available
Nine documents covering the paperwork around the Renters' Rights Act 2025: a serve-guide and late-issuance addendum for the official Information Sheet, the Assured Periodic Tenancy agreement carrying the section 16D written statement of terms, serve-guides for the Section 8 (Form 3A) and Section 13 (Form 4A) notices, a pet-request response, guarantor deed, tenant cover letter and explainer, and a compliance checklist.
For letting agents Research stage
Under s.16D(8) of the Housing Act 1988, where a landlord's contract with an agent requires the agent to ensure compliance with the written-statement duty, that duty applies to the agent as it applies to the landlord. The civil penalty is up to £7,000 (s.16I).
Clarent is looking at how independent agencies in England produce the written statement on managed lets today. There is nothing to buy yet. If you run managed tenancies and would spare ten minutes by email, write to support@clarentcompliance.com.
How the packs work
Every pack follows the same shape. The documents are plain HTML files: open them in any browser, click the highlighted fields to fill in your details, then print to PDF. Nothing to install, no account, no subscription, and the files are yours permanently.
Wording is built around the official government text, with the GOV.UK sources cited on each file so you can verify anything yourself. Where a government document is free to download — as the Renters' Rights Act Information Sheet is — the pack never reproduces or replaces it. It gives you the paperwork that has to sit around it.