From 1 April 2013 theATED applies to ‘high value’ residential properties owned via a corporate structure, unless the property is used for a qualifying purpose. From 1 April 2015 the tax applies to properties valued at £1m or more (previously £2m or more). There are many reliefs that can remove or reduce the charge, but in order to claim a relief, an ATED return must be submitted. The 2015/16 ATED return and tax due must generally reach HMRC by 30 April 2015.
Property value | Annual charge to 31.3.16 | 31.3.15 |
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£1m – £2m | £7,000 | N/A |
£2m – £5m | 23,350 | £15,400 |
£5m – £10m | 54,450 | 35,900 |
£10m – £20m | 109,050 | 71,850 |
£20m + | 218,200 | 143,750 |
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