Essentially, any property that is not residential property. It includes offices, retail premises, and warehouses. However, it also includes pubs, universities, and care homes. Whether your property is residential, commercial, or mixed use is an important distinction because this will impact upon your tax liability, including stamp duty land tax. If you’re in any doubt seek advice from your accountant.
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