Use this online form to claim a Land Transaction Tax (LTT) refund if your property is derelict or unsuitable for use as a dwelling.
You can make an amendment or claim if you’re:
- the buyer of the property
- the solicitor or conveyancer who acted for the buyer in the original purchase
- someone else authorised to act for the buyer
Before you start
Read our derelict property guidance to find out if the property is derelict or unsuitable for use as a dwelling.
What you’ll need
- Your details.
- The lead buyer’s details if they’re different to your own.
- Details of the original transaction.
- 12 digit unique transaction reference number (UTRN).
- Evidence showing the property is derelict or unsuitable for use as a dwelling.
- The amount of tax originally paid.
- The amount of tax to refund.
- Bank account and sort code details of the person to receive the payment.
Evidence the property is derelict or unsuitable for use as a dwelling
You'll need to upload electronic copies that show:
- how your property is derelict or unsuitable for use as a dwelling
- the condition of the property
- any repair work that's needed
Recommended evidence
- Reports, such as:
- Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) homebuyer report
- surveyors report
- structural report
- building inspector report
- Photographs of the property’s condition.
- Sales particulars.
In addition to this evidence, you can upload:
- contract of sale
- planning permission
- invoices and receipts for work completed
- Council Tax exemption form
Contact us if you need to submit a claim or amendment without supporting evidence.
Welsh Revenue Authority online service
How we use your information
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Support
If you need help or would like this form in a different format, contact us.