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Can you claim back paid stamp duty?
schlonger
Posts: 2 Newbie
I bought a house as a first time buyer in July 2009 for 250k, which meant paying stamp duty. In light of the budget announcement today, do I have a case to claim it back? Very annoyed :mad:
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In short, no. You pay taxes that are prescribed at the relevant point in time.0
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Troll post!!!!.....0
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Yes.
You can also claim back the £200,000 you didn't get by not buying 10 years ago.
And the £1m bonus you haven't been paid by not getting that job as a banker.
Forms are available in the "Claiming Back" forum.0 -
Cannon_Fodder wrote: »Yes.
You can also claim back the £200,000 you didn't get by not buying 10 years ago.
And the £1m bonus you haven't been paid by not getting that job as a banker.
Forms are available in the "Claiming Back" forum.
This was my favourite post ever on MSE.0 -
Clearly someone with a chip on their shoulder ha ha0
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Well Im raging. Bought our house on Feb 15th 2010 for £135000. A month and a half either way and we would have been exempt. Them are the breaks!0
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I paid almost 2 grand stamp duty in July as a FTB HOWEVER my house has since gone up in value by about 10k (although zoopla estimates £30k, i'm going on sold prices in our road) so I won't lose sleep0
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Don't vote Labour then as Conservatives said they would do what has just happened.My posts are just my opinions and are not offered as legal advice - though I consider them darn fine opinions none the less.:cool2:
My bad spelling...well I rush type these opinions on my own time, so sorry, but they are free.:o0
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