There is no impact on a selective licensing application due to the property’s stamp duty classification as commercial property. As mentioned earlier, the ‘non-residential’ classification is only used by HMRC for stamp duty purposes and does not influence other aspects, such as licensing applications.
Advanced frequently asked questions Pt1
- GDPR Compliance and Data Processing at Stamp Duty Advice Bureau
- Applying for a refund, compliance checks and repaying HMRC
- If I am a foreign national for tax purposes and I buy a property in the UK, can I get repayment of the non-UK Resident Stamp Duty Land Tax surcharge?
- What is a typical stamp duty calculation?
- Does the stamp duty classification as commercial property suggest that the property is unsuitable for residential letting?
- Stamp Duty Reclaims: Property Condition at Time of Purchase
- Do you reimburse your fees if HMRC contests my claim and decides to recover the money?
- Does the stamp duty classification as commercial property affect a selective licensing application if the property requires a license for letting?
- If I am a foreign national for tax purposes and I buy a property in the UK, can I get repayment of the non-UK Resident Stamp Duty Land Tax surcharge?
- Can I get a refund if I used Multiple Dwellings Relief (MDR)?
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