Property Tax
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Our well respected property tax team advises UK and non UK resident property investors, developers, traders, funds, and all forms of joint ventures on tax considerations.
Reflecting the move of many governments globally to try and balance the books, the UK has in recent years introduced a variety of relatively new taxes, many of which target the property sector.
We provide expert advice on all taxes which affect property transactions, including stamp duty land tax, VAT, capital gains tax, income tax, corporation tax, ATED, capital allowances and inheritance tax.
Our team provide clear, pragmatic advice in plain English to help find the solutions to complicated problems and to ensure property ventures are structured properly.
Tax legislation is often subject to change, seemingly, overnight. In this environment, it is good to know that your legal team are agile and responsive. We pride ourselves on being at the cutting edge in this area of law as well as clear and commercial communicators.
We are sought out as experts for tax conferences and financial publications and have excellent links with a global network of tax advisors, accountants and wealth managers both on and offshore to provide you with the best possible advice when it comes to the potential of your investment.
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A key announcement in the Autumn Budget speech was the confirmation that the new Residential Property Developer Tax (RPDT) will apply at a rate of 4% to affected companies.
Read more 04 Dec 2025 Mansion tax: High-value homes and higher billsBehind the headlines of the Autumn Budget lies a significant change for high-value residential properties: the new High Value Council Tax Surcharge (‘mansion tax’). Partners, Saskia Arthur and Andrew Loan break down what this means for property owners and why it matters.
Read more 26 Nov 2025 UK Autumn Budget 2025: First reactionsAfter weeks of speculation and leaks, the Chancellor’s Budget focused on “stability” rather than sweeping reform. Our team explores the key tax measures, their timing and what they mean for individuals and families – from income tax freezes to pension changes and property considerations.
Read more 19 Nov 2025 Renters’ Rights Act: Countdown to 1 May 2026Phase 1 of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 will take effect on 1 May 2026, applying retrospectively to both existing and new assured shorthold tenancies. The current pre-implementation period offers an opportunity for the sector to prepare for this new regime.
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