Two types of alternative property finance reliefs exist for SDLT. Their conditions were framed around the two most common forms of Sharia-compliant mortgages. Their aim is to ensure that no more SDLT is payable on the purchase of property than would be payable if a conventional mortgage were used. Since their introduction various start-ups have explored offering alternative property finance to individuals who cannot access or do not wish to access a conventional mortgage. One of the major hurdles is SDLT. This article contrasts the impact of the SDLT rules on two alternative property finance products in the market. One qualifies as a ‘home purchase plan’ the other does not. As we shall see this makes...
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Two types of alternative property finance reliefs exist for SDLT. Their conditions were framed around the two most common forms of Sharia-compliant mortgages. Their aim is to ensure that no more SDLT is payable on the purchase of property than would be payable if a conventional mortgage were used. Since their introduction various start-ups have explored offering alternative property finance to individuals who cannot access or do not wish to access a conventional mortgage. One of the major hurdles is SDLT. This article contrasts the impact of the SDLT rules on two alternative property finance products in the market. One qualifies as a ‘home purchase plan’ the other does not. As we shall see this makes...
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