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Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

SDLTM20200 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief

  • SDLTM20205 · General
  • SDLTM20210 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief -qualifying land
  • SDLTM20220 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief – use of land in a “qualifying manner”
  • SDLTM20225 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief – use of land in a “non-qualifying manner”
  • SDLTM20230 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief – use of land in a “qualifying manner” – definitions
  • SDLTM20240 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief – relief for ancillary land (para 3(3))
  • SDLTM20250 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief – transaction land situated outside a freeport tax site
  • SDLTM20260 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief – leases and rent
  • SDLTM20270 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief – attributing chargeable consideration
  • SDLTM20280 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief – 100% relief
  • SDLTM20285 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief – partial relief
  • SDLTM20290 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief – no relief
  • SDLTM20300 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief – meanings of dwelling and residential property
  • SDLTM20310 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief – treatment of residential property
  • SDLTM20320 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief – control period and withdrawal of relief
  • SDLTM20330 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief – withdrawal of relief – exceptions
  • SDLTM20335 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief – withdrawal of relief – partial disposal
  • SDLTM20340 · Freeports and Investment Zones relief – alternative finance
  1. Freeports and Investment Zones relief: contents
  2. Freeports and Investment Zones relief – partial relief

SDLTM20285 | Freeports and Investment Zones relief – partial relief

From HM Revenue & Customs · Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

Where the proportion of the chargeable consideration that is attributable to “qualifying land” is 10% or more and below 90%, the tax charge is reduced by that proportion (para 6).

Chargeable consideration is to be attributed to qualifying land on a just and reasonable basis (para 7(1)).

For example, a purchaser acquires 5 acres of land at a cost of £250,000 per acre. All 5 acres are inside the designated special tax site.

Only 4 acres (representing 80% of the purchase price) are intended for use in a qualifying manner however, and therefore only these 4 acres that represent 80% of the purchase price count as qualifying land.

The tax is reduced by 80% of the total tax that would have been due for the whole purchase had relief not been claimed.

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