Companies must revalue residential properties for ATED

The deadline for companies that own UK residential properties to revalue and tell HMRC if any are worth more than £500,000 is fast approaching

Owners of properties held in companies have until 31 March to revalue their property in compliance with the Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) rules which require a revaluation every five years.

The revaluation can be carried out by the owner or by a professional valuer and must be based on the value of the property on 1 April 2022, or the date of acquisition if this was after 1 April 2022.

This valuation sets the rate of annual payment until the next revaluation year.

Once a property has been revalued, the annual charge is applicable for the next five years.

In line with other tax charges, the ATED rates for 2023-24 have increased between 8% and 12%.

Your free features:

  • Breaking news and expert analysis
  • Customisable daily newsletters
  • Six free CPD learning modules each year
  • Personalised CPD tracker
  • Top 75 Firms league tables
  • Regulatory changes
  • Hardman’s Tax Data

Sign up to Business & Accountancy Daily

Related Articles
Subscribe