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Filling in my stamp duty refund form help

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Last year I bought another property whilst waiting for my house to sell.  The new property cost £280000 and I paid £9,900 stamp duty as it was classed as a second home.  
I've now sold my first home and want to claim back the stamp duty I paid on the second home I bought.  However when filling in the stamp duty refund form it asks how much stamp duty you paid and then how much you are claiming back.  So am I claiming back the full £9,900, or do I need to take off £1,500 which would have been the normal amount of stamp duty payable if it had been my only property?

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  • kingstreet
    kingstreet Posts: 39,266 Forumite
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    I suspect it will be the difference. This would be better on HBR&S as it isn't mortgage-related and you'll get a greater response there.
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  • Flugelhorn
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    edited 20 June 2024 at 1:47PM
    it will be the 3% extra stamp duty you paid - so £8,400
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