Elizabeth Small writes for Taxation on multiple dwellings relief and granny annexes

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Tax Partner, Elizabeth Small, has authored an article for Taxation entitled ‘Savings for the whole family?‘.

A stamp duty land tax (SDLT) saving may be made if an individual buys a property which includes not only their main home, but also separate and independent accommodation for the mother-in-law, such as a ‘granny’ annexe.

However, the possible reliefs and consequent savings are complex and dependent on the individual facts of any situation.

In her article, Elizabeth answers the following questions:

  • What is the potential saving?
  • How can I pay more for a property but pay less SDLT?
  • What is a dwelling?
  • Who can claim MDR?

Read the full article on Taxation.

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