Lynda Miles-Till v HMRC [2020] UKFTT 0127 (TC)

I appeared for the taxpayer in this appeal involving a claim for different rates of SDLT for residential and non-residential property arising from the presence of a grassy field adjoining a countryside house and garden and whether it was part of the grounds of the house.

Read the full decision here.

 

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