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Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

SDLTM26000 · Reliefs: Charities relief

  • SDLTM26005 · Reliefs: Charities relief
  • SDLTM26010 · Detailed rules to qualify for the relief FA03/SCH8/PARA1
  • SDLTM26010A · Reliefs: Charities relief
  • SDLTM26020 · Reliefs: Charities relief
  • SDLTM26030 · Reliefs: Charities relief
  • SDLTM26030A · Reliefs: Charities relief
  • SDLTM26035 · Non Charity Purchasers
  • SDLTM26040 · Reliefs: Charities relief
  • SDLTM26050 · Reliefs: Charities relief
  1. Reliefs: Charities relief: contents
  2. Reliefs: Charities relief

SDLTM26010A | Reliefs: Charities relief

From HM Revenue & Customs · Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

Detailed rules to qualify for the relief FA03/SCH8/PARA1: Example

Whilst not everything to do with religion is charitable the advancement of religion is considered a charitable purpose.

Therefore where a church provides a dwelling for a vicar, priest etc. for occupation in the course of his or her duties, this would be considered as land being provided for charitable purposes.

The role of the vicar is to further the charitable purpose of the church i.e., to advance religion through various pastoral, care and administrative parish duties.

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