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Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

SDLTM09050 · Section 75A Finance Act 2003: Introduction and contents

  • SDLTM09060 · Commencement
  • SDLTM09070 · Requesting Advice
  • SDLTM09080 · Non-statutory clearances
  • SDLTM09090 · Intention and purpose of the legislation
  • SDLTM09100 · Application and approach: Section 75A (1)
  • SDLTM09110 · The notional transaction: Section 75A (4)
  • SDLTM09120 · Effective date of transaction: Section 75A (6)
  • SDLTM09130 · Identifying “V” and “P”: Section 75A (1)(a)
  • SDLTM09140 · Identifying V: Section 75A (1)(a)
  • SDLTM09150 · Identifying P: Section 75A (1)(a)
  • SDLTM09160 · How to identify P where there are multiple candidates: Section 75A (1)(a)
  • SDLTM09170 · Scheme Transactions: Section 75A (1)(b)
  • SDLTM09180 · Meaning of transaction: Section 75A (1)(b)
  • SDLTM09190 · Meaning of ‘involved in connection with’: Section 75A (1)(b)
  • SDLTM09200 · Examples of scheme transactions: Section 75A (3)(A)
  • SDLTM09210 · The notional land transaction: Section 75A (1)(c)
  • SDLTM09220 · The chargeable consideration: Section 75A (1)(c)
  • SDLTM09230 · The comparison test: Section 75A (1)(c)
  • SDLTM09240 · Incidental transactions: Section 75B
  • SDLTM09250 · What is not incidental: Section 75B(2)
  • SDLTM09260 · What could be incidental: Section 75B
  • SDLTM09270 · Supplementary provisions: Section 75C
  • SDLTM09280 · Transfer of shares or securities: Section 75C (1)
  • SDLTM09290 · Connected Companies, Section 53 FA03: Section 75C (6)
  • SDLTM09300 · Availability of relief: Section 75C (2)
  • SDLTM09310 · Transfer of an Undertaking: Section 75C (3)
  • SDLTM09320 · Consideration for certain transactions: Section 75C (4)
  • SDLTM09330 · Just and reasonable apportionment: Section 75C (5)
  • SDLTM09340 · Exchanges: Section 75C (7)
  • SDLTM09350 · Property Investment Partnership: Section 75C (8)
  • SDLTM09360 · Partnerships – Special Provisions: Section 75C (8A)
  • SDLTM09370 · SDLT paid for disregarded land transactions: Section 75C (10)
  • SDLTM09380 · Example 1 – company purchase and de-envelope
  • SDLTM09390 · Example 2 – partnership transfer
  • SDLTM09400 · Example 3 – Distribution by unit trust scheme
  • SDLTM09410 · Example 4 – Hive-out and sale of transferor
  • SDLTM09420 · Example 5 – De-enveloping from company
  • SDLTM09430 · Example 6 – Distribution followed by onward sale
  • SDLTM09175 · Section 75A Finance Act 2003: Section 75A Finance Act 2003: Section 75A Finance Act 2003, Overall approach
  • SDLTM09225 · Section 75A Finance Act 2003, situations where HMRC accept that s.75A is unlikely to apply
  • SDLTM09275 · Section 75A Finance Act 2003, other provisions
  1. Section 75A Finance Act 2003: Introduction and contents
  2. What could be incidental: Section 75B

SDLTM09260 | What could be incidental: Section 75B

From HM Revenue & Customs · Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

(This page was introduced on 15 January 2020)

Transactions could be categorised as incidental transactions if they are carried out only for a reason relating to:

  • the construction of a building on property which is related to the chargeable interest

  • the sale or supply of anything other than land

  • a loan to P secured by a mortgage enabling P to pay for part of a process or series of transactions which allows the transfer of the chargeable interest from V to P

  • any other provision of finance enabling P, or another person, to pay for a process or series of transactions which allows the transfer of the chargeable interest from V to P

If the transactions are only partly incidental, then they should be apportioned on a just and reasonable basis when calculating the chargeable consideration for the notional transaction.

These transactions are also subject to the exclusion rules explained at SDLTM09250.

If a transaction which could otherwise be categorised as incidental is then excluded from being treated as such due to the operation of Section 75B(4), this exclusion will take priority. In these cases, the consideration for the transaction will need to be taken into account when calculating the chargeable consideration for the notional transaction.

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