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What fees are involved in a concessionary purchase?

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  • kingstreet
    kingstreet Posts: 39,450 Forumite
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    Come on we need a few more people to say something on here!
    ... only if they get it right! ;):D
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  • kingstreet wrote: »
    ... only if they get it right! ;):D

    Yes thank you for mentioning that :p, even the link you gave is all confused :eek:
  • kingstreet
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    Read Richard Webster's post. He's a solicitor and the solicitor is the tax-collector for HMRC.

    Like I said, I thought it was the other way round and I hate being wrong, but I was!
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  • Kingstreet is correct I just called up HMRC's SDLT department. I explained my situation and the lady said stamp duty is only paid on the mortgage amount. No Stamp Duty is paid on the gifted equity.....RESULT! :D

    However if it is not a concessionary purchase then you would pay the stamp duty on the property value.
  • Dave_Ham
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    Just checked with our Solicitor and it is not often but officially I am wrong. Apologies Kingstreet..

    It is definitely the lower amount, sorry
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  • Dave_Ham wrote: »
    It is definitely the lower amount, sorry

    I got a smile on my face right now, looks like I can afford an extra holiday :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
  • kingstreet
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    The word needed here is "the consideration," the actual amount changing hands, not any notional value.

    It is the consideration on which SDLT is calculated.

    I thank yow! ;)
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  • kingstreet
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    I got a smile on my face right now, looks like I can afford an extra holiday
    In that case you should pay the extra bloody tax! :A

    We're all in this together you know. :D
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  • kingstreet wrote: »
    In that case you should pay the extra bloody tax! :A

    We're all in this together you know. :D

    Well if you were called Queenstreet I would've taken you with me :A
  • kingstreet
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    Hey! Be'ave you! ;)
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