Legal
Moore Northern Home Counties Limited legal
Registered to carry on audit work in the UK and Ireland by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales.
Authorised/Licensed by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales to carry out the reserved legal activity of non-contentious probate in
England and Wales.
Details about our probate registration can be viewed at www.icaew.com/probate, under reference number C002803690.
The professional rules applicable to our work are Probate Regulations which
can be found at
www.icaew.com/regulation/reserved-legal-services
An independent member firm of Moore Global Network Limited.
VAT Registration No. 110 6000 94
Provision of services regulations
Name: Moore Northern Home Counties Limited
Legal form: A limited company
Service: Chartered Accountants
Registered office and postal address: East Wing, Goffs Oak House, Goffs Lane, Goffs Oak, EN7 5GEFacsimile:+44 (0)20 8367 8246
Telephone: +44 (0)20 8366 4331
Audit: Registered to carry on audit work in the UK by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.
Details about our audit registration can be viewed at www.auditregister.org.uk, held by Moore NHC Audit Limited under reference number C011000294 (Company registration number 13913788).
The professional rules applicable to our audit work in the UK are the Audit Regulations and Guidance which can be found at www.icaew.com/regulations.
We are also subject to the FRC Ethical Standards available at www.frc.org.uk
VAT number: 110 6000 94
General terms and conditions:A letter of engagement accompanied by our standard terms and conditions will be provided at the commencement of any engagement to which they apply.
Applicable law:Unless otherwise agreed, English law, with the English Courts having exclusive jurisdiction in relation to any claim, dispute or difference concerning the service and any matter arising from it.
Insurance: Our primary professional indemnity insurer is Royal and Sun Alliance Insurance plc, St Mark’s Court, Chart Way, Horsham, West Sussex RH12 1XL. The territorial coverage is worldwide, subject to conditions and exclusions arising out of claims and legal proceedings made within the jurisdictions or territories of the United States of America and/or Canada.
Complaints: Complaints can be made by contacting either Francis Corbishley or Bridget Culverwell. In the event of not being satisfied by our response, you may also bring the matter to the attention of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.
overview
How we help
SDLT Services We Provide
SDLT Calculations
We help determine how much Stamp Duty Land Tax is due based on your property transaction, buyer status, property type, and relevant SDLT thresholds.
Residential Property SDLT Advice
Advice for homeowners, first-time buyers, and those purchasing residential property, helping you understand when SDLT applies and what may be payable.
Second Home and Buy-to-Let SDLT Advice
Support for buyers purchasing second homes, rental properties, or additional residential properties where higher SDLT rates may apply.
Commercial Property SDLT Advice
Specialist SDLT advice for commercial property transactions, developers, and non-residential land or building purchases.
Non-UK Resident SDLT Advice
Guidance for non-UK residents purchasing property in the UK, including how SDLT rules and potential surcharges may affect the transaction.
Shared Ownership and Lease SDLT Advice
Advice on SDLT for shared ownership purchases, lease assignments, newly granted leases, and transactions involving leasehold property.
SDLT Reclaim Support
A second opinion and practical support if you believe too much Stamp Duty has been paid, including guidance through the reclaim process.
HMRC SDLT Enquiry Support
Assistance with HMRC enquiries relating to SDLT, helping you respond clearly and manage the matter professionally.
Professional Support for Solicitors and Advisers
SDLT advice for solicitors and other professionals who need specialist input on complex property transactions.
Why choose Moore
A senior, partner-led team with deep sector experience
Practical, commercially useful findings — not just compliance
Modern audit technology that minimises disruption to your team
Clear, jargon-free communication throughout the process
overview
Who This is For?
- Private homeowners
- First-time buyers
- People buying a second home
- Landlords purchasing rental property
- Commercial property developers
- Non-UK residents buying property in the UK
- Buyers using shared ownership schemes
- People buying freehold or leasehold property
- Individuals taking on a mortgage or buying a share in a property
- People assigning or acquiring a lease
- Solicitors needing specialist SDLT support
- Other professionals advising on property transactions
- Anyone who believes they may have overpaid SDLT
- People dealing with HMRC SDLT enquiries
how it works
How Our SDLT Advice Works
01. Understand the Transaction
We start by reviewing the property purchase, buyer details, property type, ownership position, transaction structure, and any factors that may affect SDLT.
02. Assess the SDLT Position
We consider the relevant SDLT rules, thresholds, reliefs, surcharges, and exemptions to determine what may be due.
03. Provide Clear Advice and Calculations
We complete the necessary formalities to obtain the Grant of Probate and, where required, help with collecting assets, settling liabilities, managing legacies, and handling estate tax matters.
04. Support Filing, Reclaims or HMRC Enquiries
Where needed, we assist with SDLT reclaims, HMRC enquiries, or professional support so the matter is handled clearly and efficiently.
