What’s happening to Stamp Duty Land Tax in 2025?
Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is a critical tax levied on property purchases. As we approach April 2025, notable changes
As part of the residential conveyancing team, I deal with all aspects of residential conveyancing transactions including sales, purchases, re-mortgages and transfers of equity. I have worked in residential property since 1994 and qualified as a Licensed Conveyancer in 2003. I became an Associate in April 2025.
I am committed to guiding clients through every stage of their transaction with clear advice, practical solutions and regular updates. I liaise closely with solicitors, estate agents and mortgage brokers to ensure transactions move along as smoothly as possible. I appreciate every client’s circumstances are different and therefore whether helping first-time buyers take their first step onto the property ladder, supporting growing families with a move, or assisting clients with refinancing or transferring ownership, I take the time to understand their goals and concerns and work hard to achieve a successful outcome with a friendly and approachable manner, attention to detail, and proactive communication. I pride myself on building strong relationships and ensuring that clients feel informed and supported from instruction all the way through to completion
Thank you for your invaluable support and advice throughout the challenging selling process. Your level-headed guidance prevented me from pulling out at the wrong time.
Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is a critical tax levied on property purchases. As we approach April 2025, notable changes
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