
Property Tax Essentials
Julian Hickey(Author)
The Law Society (Publisher)
Book
Paperback/Softback
288 pages
978-1-907698-27-9 (ISBN)
Description
Businesses and individuals dealing with property development and investment may incur a wide range of tax liabilities, from the annual tax on enveloped dwellings to value added tax. Property lawyers advising such clients need to understand the essential aspects of these numerous and complex taxes. Property Tax Essentials is a concise, clearly presented and up-to-date guide to the taxes applicable to property businesses and the tax points which apply to property transactions. This book, intended primarily for non-tax lawyers, provides: an overview of the applicable taxes and the issues for business structuring a guide to tax issues arising from property development a guide to tax issues arising from property investment. Features such as tables, flow charts, decision trees and checklists will enable quick identification of the relevant tax issues and aid understanding of when to recommend specialist advice. Lawyers will also benefit from a convenient source of HMRC guidance in the appendix.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 234 mm
Width: 156 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-907698-27-9 (9781907698279)
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Person
Julian Hickey is a solicitor and partner with Rosetta Tax LLP and is ranked in Chambers and Partners, earning praise as an 'intelligent and high-quality practitioner'. He has extensive experience advising on tax matters for leading institutions and other major UK and international corporate clients. Julian has written several books on taxation.
Content
Part I: Introduction; 1. Key tax structuring principles and concepts; Part II: Property developers; 2. Site acquisition, development and disposal by UK developers; 3. Site acquisition, development and disposal by non-UK developers; 4. Construction industry scheme; Part III: Property investment; 5. Property investment by UK investors; 6. Property investment by non-UK investors; 7. Annual tax on enveloped dwellings; Part IV: Specific transactions; 8. Lease premiums; 9. Option and pre-emption rights; 10. Conditional and unconditional contracts; 11. Nominees; 12. Overage agreements; 13. Sale and leaseback; 14. SDLT and group relief; 15. Private residence relief; 16. Transactions in land; Appendices.