Part 3 Buyer is an Individual: Multiple Dwelling Transactions

Part 3 Buyer is an Individual: Multiple Dwelling Transactions

Introductory

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This Part sets out when a chargeable transaction is a “higher rates residential property transaction” for the purpose of regulations under section 24(1)(b) in the case of a transaction involving multiple dwellings where the buyer is an individual.

Higher rates residential property transaction

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(1)     A chargeable transaction is a higher rates residential property transaction if—

(a)     it falls within sub-paragraph (2), and

(b)     paragraph 13 or 15 applies.

(2)     A transaction falls within this sub-paragraph if—

(a)     the buyer is an individual, and

(b)     the main subject-matter of the transaction consists of a major interest in two or more dwellings (“the purchased dwellings”).

(3)     In this Part of this Schedule, “purchased dwellings” has the meaning given by sub-paragraph (2)(b).

(4)     Where paragraph 18 applies, an intermediate transaction (within the meaning given by that paragraph) is to be treated as a higher rates residential property transaction.

(5)     A transaction within section 72(9) is not a higher rates residential property transaction save where Schedule 13 applies (see in particular paragraph 6(6) of that Schedule).

Two or more buyers

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Where

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