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If you're buying a residential property with land, commercial elements, or outbuildings, you may be eligible to pay significantly less Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) by classifying the purchase as mixed-use. 

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This isn't a loophole — it's a legitimate opportunity built into HMRC's rules. 

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Slash your SDLT bill

What is SDLT mixed-use relief? 

Mixed-use SDLT applies when a property includes both residential and non-residential elements, such as: 

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Grazing or agricultural land
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Holiday let complexes
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Woodland or licensed paddocks
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Barns, outbuildings, or business premises

Why this matters for you

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Investors

Reduce upfront costs and improve yield

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2nd home buyers

Avoid the
3% surcharge

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Estate buyers

Pay far less on
larger properties

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Advisers

Offer your clients significant tax advantages

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Book your free SDLT assessment today

Whether you're mid-purchase or already completed, we can help you claim what's yours. We will: 

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Review your transaction for mixed-use eligibility

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Confirm if you qualify for non-residential rates

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Assist with compliant SDLT returns

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Help reclaim SDLT if you've already overpaid 

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