Transferring a Property to a Limited Company Without Stamp Duty
26 June 2026
Clients looking at buy-to-let structures ask is if they can transfer a property into a company without Stamp Duty. We explain the rules.
This category covers the legal and financial considerations involved in transferring property ownership from individuals to limited companies. Topics include tax implications, mortgage requirements, legal procedures, and the benefits and risks of corporate ownership.
Articles provide practical guidance to help property owners and businesses navigate the transfer process efficiently while ensuring compliance with relevant laws and regulations.
Clients looking at buy-to-let structures ask is if they can transfer a property into a company without Stamp Duty. We explain the rules.
The benefits and disadvantages of transferring your property into your limited company’s name
In this video residential and commercial property solicitor Gulben Uzum talks about a form of property ownship that is becoming increasingly propular with landlords and property investors; transferring a property into a limited company.
Buying a property via a limited company has become more common since 2017 following changes to mortgage interest tax relief rules. We explain whey these rules have created a rise in buying a property via a limited company.
When companies purchase property or land in England or Northern Ireland, understanding Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is critical. Corporate buyers face different rules, rates, and surcharges compared to individuals.
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Independent Legal Advice is a form of professional guidance that is certified as it is given by an independent solicitor to an individual before signing conveyancing mortgage documents. The advice is often in relation to mortgage conditions and provided to Directors of Limited companies who are acting as guarantor to the mortgage.
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