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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: Extending the term of a lease

SDLTM14120 | Term of a lease: Extending the term of a lease

From HM Revenue & Customs · Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

The term of a lease may in practice be extended by:

a) the grant of a reversionary lease (that is one where the term commences after the grant date) or

b) an express surrender and regrant or

c) a deed of variation extending the term (which takes effect in law as an implied surrender and regrant – refer to SDLTM17080)

For reversionary leases (a) refer to SDLTM17070.

Under (b) or (c) above, SDLT is payable on the net present value of the regranted lease, with the rent element relating to the overlap period reduced by the rent already taken into account for SDLT purposes. Note SDLTM11070 regarding chargeable consideration for surrender and regrant.

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