Free tools for Ugandan landlords and tenants

Estimate the URA tax due on a year of rental income, as an individual landlord or as a company.

See what an MTN mobile money send, agent cash-out, ATM withdrawal or bank push actually costs, excise duty included.

Count how many months and days are outstanding and what the running total has reached.

Itemise damage against a deposit, separate from wear and tear, and show what is refundable.

See what rent a salary can carry at 20%, 30% or 40% of income, and the maximum a landlord should screen an applicant to.

Work out part-month rent for a move-in or move-out date, by actual days or a 30-day month.

Work out gross yield, net yield and monthly cash flow on a rental, after management, maintenance, CAPEX and vacancy.

Find out whether a tenant must withhold tax on rent, by landlord type — the only crisp figure is 15% for a non-resident.

See what a transfer from abroad is worth in shillings after fees, and how many months of rent it covers.

Turn the units on your meter into what they should cost on the current UEDCL tariff.

Work out what an NWSC water bill should come to from your own rate and consumption, and split it across tenants at cost.

Divide one electricity bill across several units by sub-meter reading, occupancy or equal shares, at cost.

Fill in the terms and get an agreement drafted from the Landlord and Tenant Act 2022, with a warning whenever a figure you enter breaches it.

Produce a dated, numbered receipt stating the amount and the period it covers, with the balance shown when the rent is only part paid.

Write a notice that gives the notice period section 38 requires, with the earliest lawful vacate date worked out from the day you serve it.

Type a size in acres, decimals, plots, hectares or square feet and read it back in every other unit at once.

Add up stamp duty, registration and the other fixed costs of moving a title, split between buyer and seller.

Compare two properties on price per square metre instead of headline rent.