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In an article written by Raghav Trivedi for LexisNexis, he examines the circumstances surrounding Angela Rayner’s resignation as Deputy Prime Minister, following her admission that she underpaid stamp duty land tax (SDLT) on the purchase of her £800,000 flat.
With the benefit of distance from the political headlines, the matter serves as a clear reminder to solicitors, licensed conveyancers and tax advisers of the need for careful and accurate advice in residential property transactions.
Raghav’s article can be read by LexisNexis subscribers here >>>.
Written by Guy Dunwoody
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