Local property tax - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 07:35, 13 January 2021

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	* VAT.		* VAT.

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Editor at 18:22, 23 September 2019

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	* They don’t make alterations that are not for domestic purposes.		* They don’t make alterations that are not for domestic purposes.

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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	* Business rates and 'reasonable repair'.		* Business rates and 'reasonable repair'.
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	* PAYE.		* PAYE.
	* Rate relief schemes.		* Rate relief schemes.
		+	* Rateable value.
	* Stamp duty land tax SDLT.		* Stamp duty land tax SDLT.
	* Stamp duty.		* Stamp duty.
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	* VAT.		* VAT.

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Designing Buildings at 09:08, 8 August 2017

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	* Business rates.		* Business rates.
	* Capital gains tax.		* Capital gains tax.
		+	* Council tax.
	* PAYE.		* PAYE.
	* Rate relief schemes.		* Rate relief schemes.

Designing Buildings at 08:47, 8 August 2017

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	In England and Wales, the term ‘local property tax’ (LPT) refers to either the council tax or business rates. Very broadly, domestic properties pay the council tax, whilst business properties pay business rates (sometimes referred to as non-domestic rates).		In England and Wales, the term ‘local property tax’ (LPT) refers to either the council tax or business rates. Very broadly, domestic properties pay the council tax, whilst business properties pay business rates (sometimes referred to as non-domestic rates).

−	Where properties are partly for business use and partly for domestic use, such as a pub or shop where the owner lives on the premises or in a flat above the business, it may be necessary to pay both taxes.	+	Where properties are partly for business use and partly for domestic use, such as a pub or shop, where the owner lives on the premises or in a flat above the business, it may be necessary to pay both taxes.

−	If an ~~owned~~ is using their home for minor business purposes, they are not normally expected to pay business rates, for example, if:	+	If an owner is using their home for minor business purposes, they are not normally expected to pay business rates, for example, if:

	* They only use a small part of the home for business.		* They only use a small part of the home for business.
	* They don’t use it to sell goods or services to visiting clients or members of the public.		* They don’t use it to sell goods or services to visiting clients or members of the public.
	* They don’t employ other people to work at the premises.		* They don’t employ other people to work at the premises.
−	* They don’t make alterations that are not for a domestic purposes.	+	* They don’t make alterations that are not for domestic purposes.

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

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In England and Wales, the term ‘local property tax’ (LPT) refers to either the council tax or business rates. Very broadly, domestic properties pay the council tax, whilst business properties pay business rates (sometimes referred to as non-domestic rates).

Where properties are partly for business use and partly for domestic use, such as a pub or shop where the owner lives on the premises or in a flat above the business, it may be necessary to pay both taxes.

If an owned is using their home for minor business purposes, they are not normally expected to pay business rates, for example, if:

* They only use a small part of the home for business.
* They don’t use it to sell goods or services to visiting clients or members of the public.
* They don’t employ other people to work at the premises.
* They don’t make alterations that are not for a domestic purposes.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Business rates and 'reasonable repair'.
* Business rates.
* Capital gains tax.
* PAYE.
* Rate relief schemes.
* Stamp duty land tax SDLT.
* Stamp duty.
* Tax relief.
* Taxation.
* VAT.

[[Category:Policy]] [[Category:Property_law]] [[Category:Taxation]] [[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]]