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Home » stamp duty

8th March 2019 by Amy Robins

Tax rates and deadlines for stamp duty

The government has shortened the period for paying SDLT from 30 days to 14 days

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Filed Under: Updates Tagged With: property, SDLT, stamp duty, Stamp Duty Land Tax

20th November 2018 by Sue Keane

Relief for first-time buyers

If a residential property worth up to £500,000 is purchased by one or more first-time buyers, the first £300,000 of the purchase price is exempt from SDLT. This exemption applies for property purchases completed on and after 22 November 2017.

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Filed Under: Updates Tagged With: property, SDLT, stamp duty, Stamp Duty Land Tax

30th June 2017 by Colin Murrell

Reclaiming the SDLT supplement

If you have bought a house since 1 April 2016 you may have paid a stamp duty land tax (SDLT) supplement of 3% on the entire value.

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27th June 2017 by Colin Murrell

Query on how much stamp duty would be due for a jointly owned property?

My girlfriend and I are about to buy our first home together and I am concerned that we may have to pay the higher rates for stamp duty. My girlfriend will sell her flat but I’ll keep my buy to let which I will continue to let. Will we have to pay the higher rates […]

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Filed Under: Tax Q&As Tagged With: SDLT, stamp duty

8th February 2017 by Colin Murrell

Do I pay the higher rate of stamp duty?

Higher rate of stamp duty land tax on the purchase of additional properties only applies to the acquisition of a major interest.

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Filed Under: Tax Q&As Tagged With: HMRC, property, stamp duty

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