Patrick Cannon, Barrister, looks at the fraught issue of stamp duty land tax on sales of land coupled with an agreement by the vendor to erect a building on the land sold
Patrick Cannon Barrister looks at the fraught issue of stamp duty land tax on sales of land coupled with an agreement by the vendor to erect a building on the land sold
Far from clarifying matters the new stamp duty land tax (SDLT) due to commence on 1 December 2003 looks set to further complicate matters because both the Government and the Opposition have misunderstood the effect of a vital provision in the new legislation.
This article is about the stamp duty and SDLT position where a buyer agrees to buy a plot of land and also agrees...
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Patrick Cannon, Barrister, looks at the fraught issue of stamp duty land tax on sales of land coupled with an agreement by the vendor to erect a building on the land sold
Patrick Cannon Barrister looks at the fraught issue of stamp duty land tax on sales of land coupled with an agreement by the vendor to erect a building on the land sold
Far from clarifying matters the new stamp duty land tax (SDLT) due to commence on 1 December 2003 looks set to further complicate matters because both the Government and the Opposition have misunderstood the effect of a vital provision in the new legislation.
This article is about the stamp duty and SDLT position where a buyer agrees to buy a plot of land and also agrees...
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