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TA6 4th Edition Release
7th February 2020
The new version of the form includes a change to the Japanese Knotweed section.
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LTT form (Welsh SDLT) is updated with extra questions - now in LIVE environment 24th Jan
24th January 2020
LTT form (Welsh SDLT) has been updated with extra questions 24th Jan 2020.
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Happy New Year - Wondering what to do for Legal Forms in 2020? see www.FormEvo.co.uk
1st January 2020
Oyez Forms will 'end of life' what choices are there?
- NEW application features for meeting CQS SDLT requirement 2nd August 2019
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Interesting Press Release
28th June 2019
Leasehold axed for all new houses in move to place fairness at heart of housing market
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NEW per Form Support Tab, to make asking for help easier and get quicker responses
31st May 2019
New in form, 'Support' tab added to help you more quickly.
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Server Upgrade and Maintenance Easter 2019
22nd April 2019
Server Upgrade and Maintenance Easter 2019
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Cyber Essentials Plus accreditation awarded to SDLT.co.uk and FormEvo.co.uk
10th April 2019
Cyber Essentials Plus accreditation awarded to SDLT.co.uk and FormEvo.co.uk
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As expected 100% security with SDLT and FormEvo from indpendent analysts.
14th January 2019
As was expected, equally nice to know its true, an independently carried out 'Vulnerability and penetration test' on every element of SDLT.co.uk and FormEvo.co.uk has shown, 0 vulnerabilities and a water tight security infrastructure. Keeping you and your clients data safe.
Repeat Testing will happen every quarter.
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The Welsh Revenue Authority has confirmed that at the moment, it does not propose to develop an API to allow third party software to integrate with their systems, which of course HMRC HAS done so since 2005.
10th October 2018
The Welsh Revenue Authority has confirmed that at the moment, it does not propose to develop an API to allow third party software to integrate with their systems, which of course HMRC HAS done so since 2005.