Stamp Duty Advice Bureau. Stamp Duty Reclaims For Property Investors

🔹 If you purchased a residential investment property with condition issues in the last 4 years, you probably paid too much stamp duty. 

🔹The Finance Act 2003, coupled with guidance from the 2019 First Tier Tax Tribunal case; N Bewley v HMRC, enables property owners to reclaim overpaid stamp duty if their property suffered from issues like damp, toxic mould, or poor maintenance. HMRC has refunded 1000's of cases based on this legal precedent. 

🔹The general principle: If a property was unliveable at the time of purchase, it should not be categorised as 'residential' for stamp duty purposes. Instead, it should be assessed as 'non-residential', thereby attracting significantly lower rates of stamp duty.

🔹We represent you in gathering documentation, case arguments, and evidence to facilitate a successful stamp duty reclaim.  All client cases are on a 'no win no fee' basis.

🔹Our fees on a successful reclaim are generally 30% of the total sum reclaimed, with a reduced fee percentage for larger cases. 

🔹We operate as a business because, although HMRC is mandated to adhere to the provisions of the 2003 Finance Act, they try to 'block' reclaims with 'bureaucracy'. A case argument must be compelling and a claim submission must be precise. We are well practised in this, hence our near 100% pay-out rate. 

🔹 Our team of 10 professionals help property investors lawfully reclaim overpaid stamp duty in England and Northern Ireland. 

🔹 Introducers: If you're a property professional who deals with property investors, consider partnering with us as an introducer. We offer introducer programs with industry leading commissions. See: https://stampdutyadvicebureau.co.uk/introducers

🔹 Contact Nick Garner: WhatsApp 0044 7814 029751 Main office: 0161 554 0123

*Disclaimer: All information provided is subject to change. Please refer to our official website for the most up-to-date details.*

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