Stamp Duty Exempt Areas
How to Save Property Tax by Carl Bayley
Stamp duty exempt areas exist throughout Britain. In exemption areas there is no duty payable when you buy a property. This exemption is often used as an incentive to entice investors to buy property in areas they would normally steer clear of, such as underprivileged communities.
The latest information can be found in our guide:
How to Save Property Tax
Taxcafe's guide How to Save Property Tax contains a detailed discussion of stamp duty exempt areas and how you can make the most of them. The guide also contains lots of other stamp duty land tax planning information for property investors including ways to reduce SDLT when you buy property.
There is also infomration on stamp duty thresholds, commercial property stamp duty, tenancy agreements and transfer stamp duty.
Apart from stamp duty exempt areas the guide also contains a huge amount of income tax and capital gains tax planning information that most property investors find invaluable. How to Save Property Tax is widely regarded as the tax bible for property investors.
The guide is written in plain English, as are all Taxcafe guides.
