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Stamp duty question when staircasing, Shared Ownership
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Hi All, thank you for this helpful thread and sorry to jump into this.
Can someone please help me to understand what I should pay for my staircasing:
2018 - Property value was £650,000; we bought 40% for £260,000. Stamp Duty was £3000, NPV was £1772
2021 - Property value was £625,000, Staircased to 70 % for £187500 on the additional 30%. No Stamp duty paid.
2025 - Property value is £625,000, we are looking for staircasing to 100% but cannot calculate the correct amount for the remaining stamp duty.
Can anyone help with this please?
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Mido_2025 said:Hi All, thank you for this helpful thread and sorry to jump into this.
Can someone please help me to understand what I should pay for my staircasing:
2018 - Property value was £650,000; we bought 40% for £260,000. Stamp Duty was £3000, NPV was £1772
2021 - Property value was £625,000, Staircased to 70 % for £187500 on the additional 30%. No Stamp duty paid.
2025 - Property value is £625,000, we are looking for staircasing to 100% but cannot calculate the correct amount for the remaining stamp duty.
Can anyone help with this please?
This is the calculation.
Add up the payments made: £260,000 + £187,500 + £187,500 is £635,000.
Work out SDLT at today's rates on £635,000. I used the calculator for that, it gives £21,750.
The SDLT is a fraction of the £21,750.
The fraction is £187,500 / £635,000.
That gives SDLT of £6,422.0
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