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Official guidance
Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

SDLTM07550 · Scope: When is Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) chargeable

  • SDLTM07600 · Effective date of a transaction FA03/S119
  • SDLTM07700 · Contracts and substantial performance FA03/S44: General guidance
  • SDLTM07750 · Contracts and substantial performance: Substantial performance at completion FA03/S44(3)
  • SDLTM07800 · Contracts and substantial performance: Substantial performance prior to completion FA03/S44(4) & FA03/S44A(3)
  • SDLTM07850 · Contracts and substantial performance: What is substantial performance FA03/S44(5)
  • SDLTM07900 · Contracts and substantial performance: Purchaser takes possession FA03/S44(5)(a)
  • SDLTM07950 · Contracts and substantial performance: Substantial amount of the consideration FA03/S44(5)(b)
  • SDLTM08000 · Contracts and substantial performance: Substantially performed and later completed FA03/S44(8)
  • SDLTM08050 · Contracts and substantial performance: Substantially performed and later annulled FA03/S44(9)
  • SDLTM08100 · Contracts and substantial performance: Definitions FA03/S44(10)
  • SDLTM08150 · Contracts and substantial performance: Conditional contracts
  • SDLTM09000 · Options and rights of pre-emption FA03/S46(3)
  • SDLTM09050 · Section 75A Finance Act 2003: Introduction and contents
  • SDLTM09850 · SDLT - increased rates for non-resident transactions
  1. Scope: When is Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) chargeable: contents
  2. Scope: When is Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) chargeable: Contracts and substantial performance: What is substantial performance FA03/S44(5)

SDLTM07850 | Scope: When is Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) chargeable: Contracts and substantial performance: What is substantial performance FA03/S44(5)

From HM Revenue & Customs · Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

A contract is substantially performed when

  • the purchaser takes possession of the whole, or substantially the whole, of the subject matter of the contract. See SDLTM07900

  • a substantial amount of the consideration is paid or provided. See SDLTM07950

In every case whether the contract has been substantially performed or not will be a question of fact.

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