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Stamp Duty....
nadialoves
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Hi i just wondered if any one knew about the new stamp duty rule that has been mentioned on the news...that if you buy a house under 175,000 or there abouts you dont have to buy stamp duty...?
the reason i ask if i have just purchase a property just last month it all got completed after 6 months of hussle:Tand i had to pay 1,500 in stamp duty tax the property is under 175,000... does anyone think ther maybe a claus saying you can claim it back??? thank you
any feed back welcome...i am guessing someone will know:rotfl:
the reason i ask if i have just purchase a property just last month it all got completed after 6 months of hussle:Tand i had to pay 1,500 in stamp duty tax the property is under 175,000... does anyone think ther maybe a claus saying you can claim it back??? thank you
any feed back welcome...i am guessing someone will know:rotfl:
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It would be nice to think so, but I think it's more like saying I've just picked the winning lottery numbers for last week's draw can I have some of the prize money?0
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I didn't see all of the news, just the summary. It stated that it would be effective immediately. I don't think there is the remotest chance of it being retrospective. Where on earth would they draw the line? If they announced everyone who completed within the last month would be refunded, those who completed in the last 5 or 6 weeks would complain, and so on. It's unfortunate for those who have just completed their purchases but the government couldn't possibly refund everyone.0
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