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Official guidance
Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

SDLTM14000 · Term of a lease

  • SDLTM14010 · Leases for a fixed term
  • SDLTM14040 · Leases for an indefinite term
  • SDLTM14055 · Leases treated as continuing after a fixed term
  • SDLTM14068 · Treatment of continuing indefinite term leases
  • SDLTM14080 · Break and forfeiture clauses and options to renew
  • SDLTM14090 · Lease extensions, re-grants, surrenders etc.
  • SDLTM14110 · Backdated lease granted after holding over
  • SDLTM14120 · Extending the term of a lease
  1. Term of a lease: Contents
  2. Term of a lease: Lease extensions, re-grants, surrenders etc.

SDLTM14090 | Term of a lease: Lease extensions, re-grants, surrenders etc.

From HM Revenue & Customs · Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

These paragraphs aim to explain the treatment of the usual methods of extending the term of occupation under a lease. The paragraphs SDLTM14110 to SDLTM14120 refer to business leases but the principles are also applicable to residential leases (although in practice very few residential leases will incur a charge to SDLT on the rental element).

The SDLT treatment of these extensions will differ, depending upon whether the initial lease when granted was chargeable to stamp duty or SDLT and whether a new lease is granted to replace the old lease.

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