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Numbers of UK SDLT property transactions by liable and non-liable

Stamp duty land tax: liable and non-liable UK property transactions valued at £40,000 or above.

• From: HM Revenue & Customs
• Published: 31 July 2013
• Last updated: 29 January 2016 — See all updates

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Numbers of property transactions by liable and non-liable: table 16.5

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Details

These figures are based on a count of stamp duty land tax certificates issued, for residential and non-residential transactions, where the transaction value is £40,000 or above. The stamp duty land tax forms must be presented, or information submitted online, whether or not duty is payable.

Published 31 July 2013
Last updated 29 January 2016 + show all updates

1. 29 January 2016

   Update to include data up to December 2015

2. 30 October 2015

   Quarterly update with July to September 2015 data

3. 31 July 2015

   update

4. 30 April 2015

   Updated with data for Jan to Mar 2015

5. 30 January 2015

   Updated with provisional data for Oct - Dec 2014

6. 31 October 2014

   Updated with provisional data for Q2 (Jul, Aug, Sept) 2014 to 2015.

7. 31 July 2014

   Update for the tax year 2014 to 2015, Q1

8. 30 April 2014

   New data added for Jan to Mar 2014

9. 31 January 2014

   New data added for Oct to Dec 2013

10. 31 July 2013

    First published.