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Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

SDLTM09850 · SDLT - increased rates for non-resident transactions

  • SDLTM09850A · Introduction - section 75ZA and Sch 9A FA2003
  • SDLTM09855 · Commencement and Transitional Rules - para 6 Sch 16 Finance (No.2) Bill 2021
  • SDLTM09860 · Non-resident Transactions - para 2 Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09865 · Meaning of dwelling - para 20 Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09870 · Rates of SDLT which apply to non-resident transactions - s75ZA FA03
  • SDLTM09870A · Application of the temporary reduced rates of SDLT to non-resident transactions
  • SDLTM09875 · Joint purchasers - para 2(1)(a) Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09880 · Non-resident in relation to a chargeable transaction: Individuals, basic rule - para 4 Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09885 · Spouses and civil partners of UK residents - para 12 Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09890 · Non-resident in relation to a chargeable transaction: Individuals, special cases - para 5 Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09895 · Non-resident in relation to a chargeable transaction:Crown employment - para 6 Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09900 · Non-resident in relation to a chargeable transaction: Companies - para 7 Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09905 · Non-resident in relation to a chargeable transaction: Companies, first condition - para 7(2) Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09910 · Non-resident in relation to a chargeable transaction: Companies, second condition - para 7(3) Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09915 · Non-resident in relation to a chargeable transaction: Companies, second condition, non-UK control test - para 9 Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09920 · Non-resident in relation to a chargeable transaction: Companies, second condition, non-UK control test, general partners - para 9(7) Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09925 · Non-resident in relation to a chargeable transaction: Companies, second condition, non-UK control test, attribution of rights and powers - para 10 Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09930 · Non-resident in relation to a chargeable transaction: Companies, second condition, excluded companies - para 11 Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09935 · Non-resident in relation to a chargeable transaction: Companies, second condition, examples
  • SDLTM09940 · Bare trusts acquiring new lease; and purchases by settlements where a beneficiary entitled to occupy, or to income from, dwelling - paras 13 and 14 Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09945 · Co-ownership authorised contractual schemes - para 15 Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09950 · Alternative property finance - para 16 Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09955 · Completion of contract previously substantially performed - para 17 Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09960 · Completion and amendment of land transaction return where an individual becomes UK resident after return delivered - paras 18 and 19 Sch 9A FA03
  • SDLTM09960A · Completion and amendment of land transaction return where an individual becomes UK resident after return delivered - Effect of rules applying to spouses and civil partners of UK residents
  • SDLTM09965 · Record keeping and evidence of presence in the UK
  1. SDLT - increased rates for non-resident transactions: Contents
  2. SDLT - increased rates for non-resident transactions: Joint purchasers - para 2(1)(a) Sch 9A FA03

SDLTM09875 | SDLT - increased rates for non-resident transactions: Joint purchasers - para 2(1)(a) Sch 9A FA03

From HM Revenue & Customs · Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

General SDLT rules for joint purchasers are set out in section 103 FA03 (see SDLTM07300).

Where a chargeable transaction is entered into by joint purchasers, the surcharge applies if the transaction would be a non-resident transaction for any of the purchasers considered individually. This applies whether an interest in a dwelling is purchased as joint tenants or tenants in common, and does not matter how small the interest of any particular purchaser is.

See SDLTM09880 for an example of how the residence test is applied to joint purchasers.

There are special rules for spouses and civil partners of UK residents (see SDLTM09885 for more details). Additionally, relief is available for Crown employees and their spouses or civil partners (see SDLTM09895).

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