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Legal query over Stamp Duty/Land Tax on annex property - Vimarsana News

Legal query over Stamp Duty/Land Tax on annex property

In our weekly legal column, the Leader, with the expert advice of the team at GHP Legal, sets out to answer some of your problems. Today's question…

York Design Awards 2022: winners are revealed - Vimarsana News

York Design Awards 2022: winners are revealed

One of York’s oldest buildings, a contemporary new housing development, a bridge club, a former convent, and a bed & breakfast took the top…

Governor Brings New York's Housing Crisis Into Focus - Real Estate - Vimarsana News

Governor Brings New York's Housing Crisis Into Focus - Real Estate

The United States lacks some almost five million housing units needed to meet current demand. New York state and City face similar shortfalls. For example, the...

Source: mondaq.com
Rates of Stamp Duty Land Tax for non-UK residents - Vimarsana News

Rates of Stamp Duty Land Tax for non-UK residents

From 1 April 2021, different rates of Stamp Duty Land Tax ( SDLT) will apply to purchasers of residential property in England and Northern Ireland who are not resident in the UK. The rates are 2 percentage points higher than those that apply to purchases made by UK residents. This surcharge applies to purchases of both freehold and leasehold property, as well as increasing the SDLT payable on rents on the grant of a new lease. The surcharge also applies to certain UK resident companies that are controlled by non-UK residents. The surcharge does not apply to purchases of non-residential prope...

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HOW HIGH? Conditions raised for proposed 10-storey resort - Vimarsana News

HOW HIGH? Conditions raised for proposed 10-storey resort

The future of the Burnett Heads Gateway Marina was back on the agenda at today’s Bundaberg Regional Council ordinary meeting; only this time it wasn’t smooth sailing. While the motion for approval of a preliminary approval application for Stage 2 with conditions was eventually reached, it wasn’t without discussion. Cr Greg Barnes put forward a proposed amendment which was deemed “out of order” by Mayor Jack Dempsey and failed as well as a motion of dissent which was also voted down. With regards to the original motion, councillors Wayne Honor, Greg Barnes and May Mitchell voted ag...