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We offer Tax Advice to First Time Buyer after understanding their situations which helps them to claim the relief with confidence.
If you are a first-time buyer who has already purchased their first home but overpaid the SDLT in the last 12 months, we help you to claim back SDLT.
We provide the service of Filing the SDLT return to HMRC in a seamless & reliable manner.
SDLT First Time Buyers Relief encourage homeownership by reducing the upfront costs for first-time buyers and helping them to climb the housing ladder. We are specialist accountants and tax advisers for your property business & provide the top-notch services tailored to your needs. Our accomplished tech-embedded service with exceptional property tax insight makes us stand out from the rest.
We take a collaborative and results-driven approach to helping our clients maximise their savings on SDLT. Our team of experts is committed to working closely with you throughout the entire process to ensure that we deliver the highest possible quality of service and achieve the best possible outcomes for your business.
We, as First-Time Buyers, understand your requirements because we went through the same process when we bought our first home.
At UKPA, it is done by a team of people evolved from different walks of life. Trained and experienced in property and real estate tax, accounting and compliance matters, most of them are qualified as Chartered Accountants, Chartered Tax Advisers or Chartered Financial Analyst.
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You must claim the relief by entering the relief code “32” in SDLT Return. It doesn’t apply automatically.
Yes. First Time buyers can be of any age.
You cannot claim the relief if the inherited property was a freehold or leasehold interest in a dwelling.
Yes, if you were not the beneficiary of the trust, and you meet the other conditions.
Stamp duty must be paid within 14 days of the completion date.
No. To claim a relief none of the buyers should have previously owned or inherited a property.
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