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Mixed-use properties and SDLT

For stamp duty land tax (SDLT) purposes, a property may be a residential property, a non-residential property or a mixed-use property. The classification is important

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SDLT savings for mixed use property

Different stamp duty land tax (SDLT) rates apply to residential and to commercial properties. The residential rates are higher, particularly where the 3% supplement for

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SDLT and shared ownership

Shared ownership can enable an individual to own a stake in a property where they would not otherwise be able to get on the housing

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SDLT and uninhabitable properties

For many the lure of a renovation project is strong and for those looking to generate rental income, doing up a dilapidated property to let

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Stamp duty land tax refunds

The additional stamp duty land tax (SDLT) rate of 3% is payable by purchasers of residential properties costing £40,000 or more and if all of

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SDLT Multiple Dwellings relief

Multiple dwellings relief’ (MDR) allows a rate to be charged at the percentage payable on the ‘average value’ price (referred to as the ‘Average Value

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