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A new edition has been published, the details can be seen here:
CCH British Tax Guide: Hutton & McKie on Stamp Duty Land Tax 2007-08 isbn 9781841408873

CCH British Tax Guide: Hutton & McKie on Stamp Duty Land Tax 2006-07

Subjects:
Conveyancing, Taxation, Tax Reference Annuals
Contents:
An Overview
Land Transactions and Chargeable Interests
Chargeable Transactions
Payment of Tax - Calculation and Liability
Chargeable Consideration
Leases
General Reliefs
The Corporate Reliefs
Compliance: the Land Transaction Return and the Disclosure Regime
Administration
Partnerships
Trusts and Deceased Estates
Some Special Types of Taxpayer
Regulatory Powers
Transitional Provisions

ISBN13: 9781841408347
ISBN: 1841408344
New Edition ISBN: 9781841408873
Published: November 2006
Publisher: CCH
Country of Publication: UK
Binding: Paperback
Price: Out of print

When the first edition of Hutton & McKie: Stamp Duty Land Tax was published in 2003 few could have foreseen the complex way in which the new regime would develop. The practical and technical difficulties in applying the legislation and the differences of opinion between the accounting and legal professions on the one hand and HMRC on the other have produced an area of taxation which is riddled with pitfalls for those who are not up-to-date with the latest guidance and interpretation.

Designed to guide the reader through these pitfalls, the new edition also enables the practitioner to identify areas of opportunity for the client, providing practical guidance on best practice in compliance and tax planning.

Fully updated to include changes introduced by the Finance Act 2006, the new edition provides coverage on:

  • relieving provisions for partnerships
  • reforms of the SDLT treatment of leases
  • confirmation that acquisitions of property by sub-funds of a settlement
  • the repeal of special treatment for unit trusts
  • the extension of SDLT reliefs for alternative financing transactions
  • the April 12 2006 Statutory Instrument removing from the scope of chargeable consideration certain transactions involving beneficiaries of Wills and trusts and agricultural leases.
  • coverage of HMRC's Stamp Taxes publications issued over the last year
  • a discussion of various points of practice and HMRC's Stamp Taxes Interpretations