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    SDLT Calculator for Main Residential Property

    Helen BarklamBy Helen Barklam7th April 2020Updated:4th May 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is applicable when purchasing a freehold, leasehold or shared ownership residential property in England. There is no charge when purchasing a main residential property worth less than £125,000. The below stamp duty land tax calculator quickly calculates the amount payable to HMRC when purchasing a property in England which you intend to use as your main residential property.

    Stamp Duty Land Tax Calculator (main residential properties)

    Enter Your Property Value Below

    Stamp Duty Calculation

    Up to £125,000

    £125,000 to £250,000

    £250,000 to £925,000

    £925,000 to £1,500,000

    Over £1,500,000

    Total tax payable:

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    Current Stamp Duty Land Tax Rates

    RateCharge band
    0%Up to £125,000
    2%Over £125,000 and under £250,000
    5%Over £250,000 and under £925,000
    10%Over £925,000 and under £1,500,000
    12%Over £1,500,000

    Stamp duty rates are only applied to the relevant portion of the property purchase value. For instance, a property purchase at £300,000 would result in stamp duty of £5,000 calculated as: £0 on the first £125,000, £2,500 on the next £125,000 (2% * £125,000) and £2,500 on the next £50,000 (5% * £50,000).

    Rules applicable for first time buyers or additional property purchasers

    • A SDLT surcharge is applicable when purchasing a second property or buy-to-let property, there is an additional 3.0% on acquisitions over £40,000. See our SDLT calculator for buy-to-let and additional property purchases.
    • First time buyers pay no stamp duty if the property they are purchasing has a value of less than £300,000 (outside of London) or £500,000 (in London). If the property being purchased is above this value, then stamp duty is paid as normal.
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    Helen Barklam

    Helen Barklam is Editor of Investment Guide. Helen is a journalist and writer with more than 25 years experience. Helen has worked in a wide range of different sectors, including health and wellness, sport, digital marketing, home design and finance. Helen aims to ensure our community have a wealth of quality content to read and enjoy.

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