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Stamp duty |
Stamp dutyStamp duty land tax is a tax payable by the buyer. The amount of tax is a percentage of the price. for residential properties the rates are:-
* Except first time buyers There are special rules when a single transaction covers multiple properties but these are outside the scope of this publication. No stamp duty land tax is payable on the purchase of domestic properties in what are called "disadvantged areas" if the price does not exceed £150,000. Disadvantaged areas are areas specified as such by the government. To check if a property is in a disadvantaged area, use the HMRC post code search tool. You will need the post code. Note that for non-residential properties stamp duty land tax starts at £150,000, not £125,000 and that the maximum rate is 4%. |
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