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Experience of Stamp Duty refund
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inkydolphin said:user1977 said: If it told you how to apply for a new passport, would you think there was doubt about whether you'd get one?0
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user1977 said:inkydolphin said:user1977 said: If it told you how to apply for a new passport, would you think there was doubt about whether you'd get one?0
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Thanks all for your replies - you've provided some very welcome reassurance0
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inkydolphin said:Hi,
It's clear from government guidance and from replies to my previous posts on this that if you buy your next home before selling your current one (which has been your principal private residence (PPR) for the whole time you owned it), you can claim the additional stamp duty you paid back as long as you sell the original house within 3 years.
What I can't find is anything that says you will definitely get the money back (as opposed to claiming for it) so I wanted to ask if anyone has any experience of actually doing this, and if so was it straightforward or did you encounter any difficulties?
Many thanks.1
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