Nick was fantastic to work with. I had a complicated SDLT question and he took the time to properly understand the details before giving his view. His explanations were clear, thorough, and easy to follow even on quite technical points. Would highly recommend for anyone needing land tax advice on a non-standard situation.

stevesimmance

Nick was really helpful; clear in his timely communications and gave candid yet entirely fair and empathetic feedback on my SDLT tax matter.... exactly as i had hoped for, he is way ahead of his competition in this regard! thoroughly recommended

Lei Wang

I am extremely grateful for the professional advice and support I received. I contacted Nick regarding a particularly complex SDLT matter and was very impressed by how knowledgeable, approachable and helpful he was. He took the time to understand the circumstances, carefully considered the information provided, and gave clear and practical advice on how best to proceed. It is not often that you come across someone who is so willing to share their expertise and genuinely help others. His advice gave me much greater confidence in dealing with the matter. I would highly recommend Nick to anyone looking for someone knowledgeable, professional and genuinely helpful. Thank you again for your time and kindness!

Kate Phillips

Nick was exceptionally helpful; very quick to respond with specific, clear and informed advice and very generous with his time and expertise. Thank you!

Wendy Baines

★★★★★ Nick was incredibly helpful in advising me on a complicated and time-sensitive SDLT issue. His responses were exceptionally prompt, clear and thorough, and he took the time to understand my individual circumstances before giving me a clear answer. I particularly appreciated that he looked at all the possible options while being completely upfront about what was and wasn’t sensible in my situation. He even advised me not to incur the cost of formal advice unless my solicitor actually required it. Professional, knowledgeable, generous with his time and genuinely helpful. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Nick.

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Legal Cases

Higher Rate SDLT Case: Property Purchase Ineligible for SDLT Relief Due to Multiple Purposes, Including Training Business Enhancement

15% SDLT Case: Tribunal Upholds Accuracy of SDLT Return, Citing Company’s Redevelopment Intent for Property Sale Over Personal Use

MDR Case: Property Eligibility for Multiple Dwelling Relief Hinges on ‘Single Dwelling’ Suitability

MDR Case: Physical Dwelling Construction Required for Stamp Duty MDR Eligibility

MDR Case: Relief for Property Development Under FA 2003. Sole Residential Use. Waives Penalties

MDR Case: Planning Permission or Preparatory Work Does Not Qualify for Multiple Dwellings Relief (MDR)

MDR Case: Tribunal Dismisses Appeal for Multiple Dwellings Relief on Property Purchase

MDR Case: Each Part of Property Must Meet Single Dwelling Criteria for SDLT MDR Eligibility

MDR Case: Assessing Tax Implications in Real Estate Transactions with Separate Living Units

MDR Case: Annexes Must Meet Specific Criteria for SDLT Multiple Dwellings Relief Eligibility

MDR Case: Proper Identification of Dwellings Crucial in SDLT for Multi-Building Real Estate Transactions

Mixed Use Case: Property Development Firm Challenges Tax Classification of Large Estate Over Woodland Use

Mixed Use Case: Tribunal Evaluates Land Use Impact on Property Classification for SDLT

Mixed Use Case: Impact of Public Right of Way on Property Classification and Stamp Duty Land Tax

Mixed Use Case: Tribunal Upholds SDLT Rate Decision Based on Property Use Criteria

Mixed Use Case: Property Deemed Wholly Residential, Resulting in Increased SDLT Rate

Mixed Use Case: Tribunal Clarifies Residential vs. Non-Residential Property Definitions Under Finance Act 2003

Mixed Use Case: Key Considerations in Mixed-Use Properties for Stamp Duty Land Tax

Mixed Use Case: Entire Transaction Subject to Residential SDLT Rates, Confirms Access to Communal Garden Counts

Mixed Use Case: Purchase Of House And Land – Whether The House And Land Were Wholly Residential At Acquisition.

Mixed Use Case: Was The Paddock Part Of The Grounds Of The Dwelling House – No – Mixed Use So Non-Residential Rates Apply

Mixed Use Case: Whether The Property Should Be Classified As Entirely Residential Or Mixed-Use For Sdlt Purposes

Non Residential Case: Properties Converted for Commercial Use Lose Stamp Duty Relief Eligibility

Fish Homes Ltd [2020] UKFTT 180 (TC): Not Habitable Case

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