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Conveyancing FAQ's Can I avoid paying stamp duty?
Conveyancing FAQ's Can I avoid paying stamp duty?Conveyancing FAQ's
Can I avoid paying stamp duty?
If the property you are buying is just above the stamp duty limits (£125,000.00, £250,000.00 and £500,000.00) the property includes some fixtures and fittings, fore example carpets, fridges ovens etc. you may be able to attribute part of the purchase
price to buying the fixtures and fittings.
Stamp duty will then be payable on the amount of the price agreed for the actual property, excluding the amount being paid for the fixtures and fittings. If you want to do this it is important to inform your solicitor before contracts are exchanged.
price to buying the fixtures and fittings.
Stamp duty will then be payable on the amount of the price agreed for the actual property, excluding the amount being paid for the fixtures and fittings. If you want to do this it is important to inform your solicitor before contracts are exchanged.
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