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Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

SDLTM09730 · SDLT - higher rates for additional dwellings

  • SDLTM09735 · Introduction - Sch4ZA FA2003
  • SDLTM09740 · Higher rates transactions - Para 3 Sch4ZA FA2003
  • SDLTM09745 · Rates of SDLT which apply to "Higher Rates Transactions" - Para 1(2) Sch 4ZA FA2003
  • SDLTM09750 · Meaning of 'dwelling' - general - Para 18 Sch 4ZA FA2003
  • SDLTM09755 · Meaning of dwelling - further information
  • SDLTM09764 · Joint purchasers - Para 2(3) Sch 4ZA FA2003
  • SDLTM09765 · Individuals – summary of Conditions - purchase of a single dwelling - Para 3(1) Sch 4ZA FA2003
  • SDLTM09766 · Individuals – purchasing two or more dwellings - Para 5 Sch 4ZA FA2003
  • SDLTM09766A · Individuals - purchasing two or more dwellings (2) - Summary of Conditions - Para 6 Sch 4ZA FA2003
  • SDLTM09770 · Condition A - Para 3(2) Sch 4ZA FA2003
  • SDLTM09775 · Condition B - Para 3(3) Sch 4ZA FA2003
  • SDLTM09780 · Condition C - general
  • SDLTM09785 · Condition C - further information
  • SDLTM09790 · Condition C – partnership interests - Para 14 Sch 4ZA FA2003
  • SDLTM09795 · Condition C – interests inherited in the last three years - Para 16 Sch 4ZA FA2003
  • SDLTM09797 · Condition C - divorce and civil partnership dissolution
  • SDLTM09800 · Condition D - general - Para 3(6) Sch 4ZA FA2003
  • SDLTM09805 · Condition D - paying the higher rates of SDLT
  • SDLTM09807 · Condition D - exceptional circumstances
  • SDLTM09809 · Condition D - claiming a refund
  • SDLTM09810 · Condition D - further examples
  • SDLTM09812 · Meaning of 'main residence'
  • SDLTM09814 · Adding to or changing existing interests - Stair-casing, leasehold enfranchisement - Para 7A Sch 4ZA FA2003
  • SDLTM09815 · Interests treated as owned by an individual, trusts, children [including children subject to the Mental Health Acts]
  • SDLTM09820 · Individuals - purchasing without your spouse or civil partner - Para 9 and 9A Sch4ZA FA2003
  • SDLTM09835 · Purchases by companies and other non-individuals
  • SDLTM09840 · Interaction with multiple dwellings relief - MDR
  • SDLTM09845 · Transitional rules & the Wales Act 2014
  • SDLTM09845A · SDLT – higher rates for additional dwellings – Transitional rules and the change of rate
  • SDLTM09845B · SDLT – higher rates for additional dwellings – Transitional rules and the change of rate
  • SDLTM09760 · Claiming a refund
  1. SDLT - higher rates for additional dwellings: Contents
  2. SDLT - higher rates for additional dwellings: Condition C – partnership interests - Para 14 Sch 4ZA FA2003

SDLTM09790 | SDLT - higher rates for additional dwellings: Condition C – partnership interests - Para 14 Sch 4ZA FA2003

From HM Revenue & Customs · Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

Some major interests in dwellings held by a partner in a partnership can be ignored despite still being owned at the end of the day which is the effective date of the transaction [Para 14].

This can apply where an individual purchaser is a partner in a partnership and is purchasing a major interest in a dwelling which is not being purchased for partnership purposes [Para 14(1)]. This is most likely the case where an individual is buying a main residence for themselves.

The partnership must be carrying on a trade and the dwelling in which the purchaser already has an interest via the partnership must be used for the purposes of the partnership’s trade [Para 14(2)].

A property letting business or any business exploiting land for rent carried on by a partnership is not a trade.

A partner in a partnership will be treated as a joint purchaser of land purchased by or on behalf of the partnership [Para 2 Sch 15 FA 2003]. In this case the tests will need to be applied in respect of all the partners, and if any one partner would be liable to the higher rates then the whole purchase will be liable.

An interest in a dwelling held for the purposes of a partnership cannot be ignored when a dwelling is being purchased for the purposes of the partnership.

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