Stamp Duty
Tax Services in UK
We provide full SDLT consultancies, such as stamp duty advisory services limited and reclaiming the HMRC stamp duty rebates. If you still need help to claim back the SDLT refund, you may seek an appointment with our experts. For accurate information and help with SDLT refunds, please do not hesitate to contact us.
#

Stamp Duty Land
and Tax in UK

Need an SDLT refund? Our specialists keep the procedure smooth and distribute the right refund to interested parties.

Taxvatreturn, which is among the top SDLT advisors in the United Kingdom, focuses on assisting clients with issues related to the Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT). SDLT with the help of our thoroughly professional approach is made easy for ordinary people, landlords, companies, solicitors, and non-residents. When it comes to SDLT, we will assist the different clients including individuals, landlords, companies, solicitors as well as non-residents through the complexities of the stamp duty tax. Avail professional consultancy on SDLT, get help with Multiple Dwellings Relief (MDR), and claim back stamp duties paid to HMRC.

Stamp Duty Tax Services in UK

We provide full SDLT consultancies, such as stamp duty advisory services limited and reclaiming the HMRC stamp duty rebates. If you still need help to claim back the SDLT refund, you may seek an appointment with our experts. For accurate information and help with SDLT refunds, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Our tax consultants and tax lawyers specialize in offering first-class tax advices and solutions for all your general taxation needs, including; Personal taxation, corporate taxation, inheritance taxation, SDLT tax advice, Stamp Duty Land Tax consultants.

  • Reduction of SDLT charge for property developers and builders.
  • SDLT charged on properties that are both residential and commercial.
  • Multiple Dwellings Relief (MDR).
  • Recover the extra 3 per cent SDLT surcharge paid to HMRC
  • Once we have your written consent to proceed, we will proceed to file your Personal Tax Return to HMRC.
  • Professional advice on HMRC queries pertaining to SDLT.
  • SDLT services for staircase arrangements and transfers of properties to group companies like the Group Relief Claim.
  • SDLT first-time home buyers relief.
  • SDLT guidance for non-residents and companies.
  • Transfer of assets on liquidation of companies.
  • Transfers covered in the dissolution of a civil partnership SDLT on leases
  • Move transfers where the civil partnership has been dissolved as SDLT on ‘mixed use’ and SDLT on leases without much difficulty.
  • Claim derelict property
  • Transfer of equity
  • Taking financial advice for non-resident individuals and companies
Our friendly and dedicated team are here to answer any tax or accounting questions you may have.
Call our team of advisors!
#

Frequently Asked Questions

When you plan to buy property or land in England or Northern Ireland, you are required to pay a tax known as Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT). This applies whether you are purchasing a freehold property, a new or existing leasehold, or acquiring property through a shared ownership scheme, provided the property is above a certain price threshold.
The buyer of the property is responsible for paying the Stamp Duty Land Tax, not the seller. To navigate the complexities of SDLT, you may want to consult with experts at Tax Vat Return for stress-free tax planning.
In certain situations, such as with a second home surcharge, you may be eligible for a stamp duty refund. If you sell your first property within three years of purchasing a second one, making the second property your primary residence, you can claim a refund. This requires completing an online HMRC form on the Gov.UK website.
Once you have submitted the online form to HMRC, the refund claim can be processed within 15 days. For assistance with SDLT refunds, you can seek help from tax vat return for a smoother process.
Yes, purchasing a second home incurs stamp duty, which includes a 3% surcharge on top of the standard SDLT rates. There are some exemptions, so it is advisable to seek SDLT tax advice from experts.
Yes, SDLT is payable on both non-residential and residential properties, including mixed-use properties. However, the SDLT rates for mixed-use and commercial properties are generally lower than those for residential properties.