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Buy to let stamp duty
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You're missing the "if buying a new residential property means you’ll own more than one".grumpy_codger said:
Are you sure? I'm no expert, but what I see is:user1977 said:That's assuming you also own other property/ies. If you are selling the only property you own and buying another one then standard rates apply, even if a BTL.You’ll usually have to pay 5% on top of SDLT rates if buying a new residential property means you’ll own more than one.
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You will not pay the extra 5% SDLT if both of the following apply:- the property you’re buying is replacing your main residence
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