The UK residential real estate market remains attractive to overseas investors. However navigating the UK taxation of making such an investment requires careful investigation and advance planning. Recent years have seen significant increases in the taxation of residential property in particular higher rates of SDLT for overseas buyers greater exposure to capital gains tax and inheritance tax and of course the annual tax on enveloped dwellings (ATED) which affected many existing companies holding residential property.
The introduction of HMRC’s trust registration service in 2017 has resulted in the registration of trusts holding UK real estate and this has been expanded as a result of the Fifth Anti-Money Laundering Directive to bring more...
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The UK residential real estate market remains attractive to overseas investors. However navigating the UK taxation of making such an investment requires careful investigation and advance planning. Recent years have seen significant increases in the taxation of residential property in particular higher rates of SDLT for overseas buyers greater exposure to capital gains tax and inheritance tax and of course the annual tax on enveloped dwellings (ATED) which affected many existing companies holding residential property.
The introduction of HMRC’s trust registration service in 2017 has resulted in the registration of trusts holding UK real estate and this has been expanded as a result of the Fifth Anti-Money Laundering Directive to bring more...
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