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Following national coverage of the Sehgal case. A storage unit described as a “large cupboard” led to a £1.7m SDLT refund.

Our analysis shows that ancillary spaces such as storage rooms or parking bays can significantly alter a property’s tax classification. Many buyers may now have grounds to reclaim substantial overpaid SDLT.

Julie White

About the author: Julie White

Julie White is an Associate Chartered Accountant and highly experienced tax adviser with a career spanning nearly four decades.

She has held senior tax positions with leading firms including KPMG, Arthur Andersen, Cooper Parry and RSM Tenon, and has specialised in Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) planning and advisory work since 1999.

Julie is the Director and founder of LWC Consulting Ltd, providing specialist SDLT consultancy and business development support to clients across the UK.

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