Can You Lower Your Stamp Duty at Purchase?
If your residential property meets one of the following conditions:
- Mixed Use: If your property includes both residential and non-residential elements (e.g., a shop with residential units above or an apartment with a gym or health facility in the building), or a house with land, the entire transaction can be assessed as non-residential for stamp duty purposes.
- Uninhabitable: If your property is deemed not suitable for use as a single dwelling if it possesses fundamental defects that render it uninhabitable and these defects cannot be remedied through repair or renovation without extensive reconstruction or demolition.
You may qualify for a reduced SDLT liability upon completion!
How the calculator works: It compares residential and non-residential stamp duty rates.
Calculate Your SDLT From Resi to Non-Resi or Mixed Use.
The calculator shows your possible stamp duty savings.