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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 – no relief

SDLTM20290 | Freeports and Investment Zones relief – no relief

From HM Revenue & Customs · Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

There is no relief given where the proportion of chargeable consideration for a transaction that is attributable to “qualifying land” is less than 10% (para 7(4)).

For example, a purchaser acquires 100 acres of land inside a special tax site for £7,500,000.

Although the land is inside a special tax site, all but 3 acres are outside the designated special tax site.

Of the 3 acres inside the special tax site, all are intended for use in a qualifying manner and therefore count as qualifying land. These 3 acres of qualifying land are valued at £500,000 (6.7% of the consideration for the purchase).

No relief will be available for the purchase because the chargeable consideration attributable to qualifying land is less than 10% of the chargeable consideration for the purchase as a whole.

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