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John Shallcross
John Shallcross
is a lawyer at the law firm
Blake Morgan and he has increasingly
specialised in SDLT. He can be contacted by
email: john.shallcross@blakemorgan.co.uk.
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Analysis of the SDLT decision in G Goldsmith Ltd (TC9323)
That’ll be SDLT twice please!
Q&A: Suterwalla – stamp duty land tax on mixed property
John Shallcross discusses the
Suterwalla
case for stamp duty land tax on mixed property where the buyer granted a lease.
What happens when GP practices merge
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