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VAT The government has attempted to ameliorate the devastating financial impact Covid-19 has had on workers and businesses, however how will it finance the debt currently estimated at around £300bn?
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Letting Landlords: prepare yourselves for the change in treatment of property taxation and mortgage interest relief, warns Sestini & Co
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Tax planning and pensions Tax and business consultancy Sestini & Co consider the implications of the Autumn Statement
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Uncategorized Since its introduction in 2003 (and arguably prior to that date) SDLT has been a contraversial tax to say the least, as evidenced by the number of changes to the rates at which it is charged since its enactment. From a starting rate of 1% for properties costing at least £125,000 it now rises to 15% for properties purchased by certain “non-natural persons” for £2,000,000 or more.
One of the reasons for the controversy about SDLT is that it works on [- -]
