The Tenancy Deposit Scheme has been set up to service three principle objectives:
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Latest news
10 June 2008Low Dispute Rates Over Tenancy Deposits Encouraging, Says TDS The Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS) has welcomed the fact that the first year of mandatory tenancy deposit protection has produced a lower than expected dispute rate... read more
31 March 2008
Update of TDS documentation: TDS forms can now be completed on screen and saved to your own computer and printed out... See documents and forms... read more
7 March 2008
Timely submission of evidence Adjudications are made on the basis of the material sent to us. It is not for us to go looking for evidence... read more
The Tenancy Deposit Scheme has been established under the Housing Act 2004. It requires landlords to register
details of the start and end of all Assured Shorthold Tenancies on which they take a deposit. The Dispute
Service (TDS) runs this particular scheme and is required to supply summarised details of all tenancies to
[the Department of] Communities and Local Government (CLG).