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6 Properties or more

If you have purchased 6 properties or more in the same transaction, get in touch with the Relatus team to discuss the possibility of reducing your SDLT.

6 or more purchases

It is possible to reduce SDLT if you purchase 6 or more properties

On many occasions a developer will purchase multiple dwellings in the same transaction. It is well known that Multiple Dwelling Relief was abolished last year for purchases on or after 1 June 2024, but there is still the ability to reduce SDLT if the purchase consists of 6 or more dwellings.

In this scenario it is possible to opt to pay the non-residential rate of SDLT which for a company purchase will always be beneficial as it will avoid the higher rate of SDLT becoming payable. For a purchase price of £1,000,000 this would result in a saving of £51,750 based on the higher rate alone!

Reasons to use Relatus for your Property Tax

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Highly rated on TrustPilot

We have an average rating of 4.9 from over 225 reviews.

Over 10 years experience

We have helped people to pay the correct amount of SDLT and LTT for over 10 years.

We have the expertise

Relatus specialises in SDLT and LTT, we are made up of qualified accountants, qualified members of the Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) and qualified (non-practicing) solicitors.

We are good at what we do

HMRC regularly agree with our position and we have recently won an appeal at the First Tier Tax Tribunal.

Flexible Fee structure

Fixed and contingent Fee arrangements available to suit our client’s preferences.

Opinion Service

We can provide full written advice to ensure that the correct amount of SDLT or LTT is paid.

Check out the SDLT rates in England

SDLT Rates in England

Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is payable when you purchase property or land in England worth more than £250,000 or £125,000 from 1 April 2025. If you are a first time buyer different thresholds and rates apply.

Want to know more?

If you have any questions about your property tax, then get in touch with our team here at Relatus who will be happy to help.