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Paying the Duty

  1. Overview
  2. Details needed to file a return
  3. How do you pay Stamp Duty?
  4. Expression of doubt
  5. Stamp Certificates
  6. What happens if you file and pay late?
  7. Do you need to keep records?
  8. Appeals

Do you need to keep records?

You should keep records to support the Stamp Duty return you filed, including any exemptions or reliefs you claimed. You should keep records for a period of six years from the date you:

  • filed your Stamp Duty return
  • or
  • paid the Stamp Duty due

whichever is the later date.

Revenue may ask to see these records.

Next: Appeals

Published: 25 September 2023 Print this page

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