Higher rates of SDLT – behind the Rayner headlines

Tax expert Zigurds Kronbergs clarifies the underlying law on stamp duty land tax and how failing to take professional advice about tax issues around a trust is highly risk and ultimately led to the resignation of Angela Rayner

In the light of the recent drama over the fall of the former deputy prime minister, Angela Rayner, over her failure to pay the correct amount of stamp duty land tax (SDLT) on a property transaction, it seems apposite to look behind the headlines to remind ourselves of the underlying law and of the consequences of not taking the right advice at the right time, especially as much of the press and social media comment on this has been ill-informed.

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