Frequently Asked Questions

SDLT is a tax paid on the purchase price of residential and commercial properties and land in England.

The amount of Stamp Duty you are required to pay is tired at different rates and depends on a number of factors:

1. Buy a freehold property

2. Buy a new or existing leasehold

3. Buy a property through a shared ownership scheme

4. Are transferred land or property in exchange for payment, for example you take on a mortgage or buy a share in a house

Stamp Duty is payable to HMRC within 14 days of completion.

As long as you are within the 12 months from the completion of the property, we can submit a claim even if you have received a partial refund. Most purchasers know that they can claim back the additional 3% they paid for the additional property but very few purchasers know that they can claim for multiple dwellings or chattels. 

We can revise the original claim and process another claim to include the further savings for either multiple dwellings or chattels.

There are no upfront fees. We work on a no win no fee basis. We will evaluate your property free of charge, we will compile the relevant reports and submit your claim and we will charge only 25% + vat of a successful claim when its paid out.

Stamp Duty advice has only been available to large corporations who are can afford to pay the exuberant fees charged by large tax firms. 

With the introduction of independent stamp duty advisors this process has been made accessible to home owners.

We do not support tax evasion. All services conducted by us are claiming legitimate allowances and reliefs promoted by HMRC, identified by undertaking a thorough and detailed approach to our investigations. We help customers pay the right amount of Stamp Duty tax by using tax allowances.

We do not condone or advise tax evasion.