Whilst it might be appealing to assume that SDLT is due only on the amount or value paid or provided to purchase property (and hardly due at all during the ‘SDLT holiday’) a series of market value rules are scattered across the tax code. These rules require the market value of the property in question to be considered in identifying the ‘chargeable consideration’ given for the transaction and thus calculating the amount of tax payable.
Key purposes of the market value rules are:
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Whilst it might be appealing to assume that SDLT is due only on the amount or value paid or provided to purchase property (and hardly due at all during the ‘SDLT holiday’) a series of market value rules are scattered across the tax code. These rules require the market value of the property in question to be considered in identifying the ‘chargeable consideration’ given for the transaction and thus calculating the amount of tax payable.
Key purposes of the market value rules are:
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