SDLT
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Brown and another v Commissioners of HM Revenue and Customs
Taxation – Stamp duty land tax – Residential property – Sub-sale relief
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Brown and another v Commissioners of HM Revenue and Customs
Taxation – Stamp duty land tax – Residential property – Sub-sale relief
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Tories plan stamp duty cut
Discussions are focused on increasing the thresholds at which the tax is paid
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SDLT cut – should buyers be glad or glum?
John Shallcross looks at the wider implications of raising of the threshold for stamp duty land tax
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Second home tax more than makes up for SDLT holiday shortfall
The chancellor has taken £11.4bn over the past 11 months thanks to the booming second home market
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No holiday for overseas buyers as stamp duty tightens
Don’t get caught out by an unexpected surcharge under the new regime
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SDLT: a matter of trust
A look at some of the idiosyncrasies that only arise on transactions involving trusts
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The company you keep – when SDLT gets complicated
Exploring the idiosyncrasies of stamp duty that only arise on transactions involving companies
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Why the country needs to stimulate BTR – and how to do it
Government support for BTR would mean more jobs, more economic activity, and more homes – faster
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SDLT: Overlap relief to the rescue
In the second instalment of his look at SDLT, Bill Chandler answers a question on overlap relief
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It pays to know the SDLT rules
Bill Chandler answers a question on SDLT about the purchase of multiple dwellings
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Stamp duty reform is in the air
Stamp duty land tax (SDLT) is a self-assessed transaction tax payable by the purchaser of an interest in land. Since its introduction in 2003, SDLT has been the focus of…