Navigating Changes in Property Taxation: An Overview of Recent Updates In the dynamic landscape of property taxation, staying informed about legislative changes is paramount for property owners and investors alike. Here, we delve into the latest updates impacting property taxation in the UK. Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Adjustments The realm of Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is witnessing adjustments, particularly concerning residential property sales. Effective from April 6, 2024, the higher rate of CGT applicable to residential property gains will be reduced from 28%
As you may know, buying or selling a property is a thrilling, yet stressful process. With legal complexities and emotions running high, it is often tempting to reach out to the other party directly to smooth things over or seek some answers. But there is no need to rush. While open communication is generally great, direct contact between buyers and sellers can cause serious issues during property transactions. Here’s why: Misinformation Mayhem: Buying and selling property involves many complicated legal rules.
Exploring Property Ownership: Freehold, Leasehold, and Share of Freehold When venturing into the realm of property ownership, one of the most important decisions you’ll face is the type of ownership that best aligns with your needs. In England and Wales, there are three main types of ownership: freehold, leasehold and share of the freehold. Each type of property ownership has its own advantages and disadvantages, so it’s important to understand the key differences before making an informed decision. This blog post
In the dynamic world of property transactions, the meticulous examination of the source of funds and source of wealth is paramount. RSL LAW, equipped with extensive expertise, delves into these crucial concepts to provide clarity and guidance for buyers navigating the intricate landscape of the UK real estate market. Source of Funds: Unveiling the Origins of Purchase Capital When venturing into a real estate purchase in the UK, buyers are obligated to disclose the origin of the funds earmarked for the transaction.
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RSL-LAW conveyancing solicitors adopt a proactive approach to conveyancing, helping drive your purchase forward and ultimately helping you to make your move faster. When carrying out the legal work for your purchase, your property lawyer will represent your interests and gather and review all the necessary checks and searches. WHAT RSL-LAW CONVEYANCING SOLICITOR DOES FOR YOU When you instruct a conveyancing solicitor through RSL-LAW we endeavour to meet any requirements you have to have a solicitor near to you. Once instructed, your conveyancing solicitor
Our fast, communicative conveyancing solicitors will ensure your sale is completed as soon as possible. RSL-LAW will carry out the legal work to sell your home, acting on your behalf to protect your interests. We will draw up a sale contract and provide information about who owns the property and has the legal right to sell it. We will also respond to any other questions raised by the buyer’s solicitor. WHY YOU NEED A PROACTIVE PROPERTY LAWYER There may be a chain of buyers
Many would-be home-buyers are missing out on mortgages under the government’s Help to Buy guarantee scheme because they think it doesn’t apply to them. Don’t be one of them! The Help to Buy scheme has been greatly expanded and can now provide help to far more buyers than before. So if you thought you wouldn’t be able to buy a home because you would have to borrow more than 80 percent of the price, think again. HERE WE DEMOLISH SOME OF THE