The SDLT return is one more deadline waiting on the other side of completion — and a tight one. tmConvey lets you prepare and file the return to HMRC with the figures already pulled from the matter, so it is one less thing to rekey and one less thing to forget.
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The questions we hear most often about filing an SDLT return.
An SDLT return is the return filed with HMRC to report Stamp Duty Land Tax on a property transaction in England and Northern Ireland.
You can prepare and file the return from tmConvey, with the figures prepopulated from the matter and submitted to HMRC.
An SDLT return must be filed and any tax paid within 14 days of the effective date of the transaction, usually completion.
Yes. The return is prepared, checked and submitted to HMRC from within tmConvey.
