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stamp duty question

theGrinch
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Hello. I am considering moving abroad due to my work next year and this could last some time. I purchased a property last year in the UK (my PPR) at £320k and the tie in period ends in June 2006. I used a £80k loan from my mother to assist my purchase.
My mother is selling her property and has offered to purchase my PPR for £240k. My intention was to sell anyway.
Given the details above will this be treated as a reasonable price and a straightforward purchase for the purposes of stamp duty (based on £240k) or will it be deemed "a connected sale" and the market value used for the purposes of stamp duty?
thank you in advance
My mother is selling her property and has offered to purchase my PPR for £240k. My intention was to sell anyway.
Given the details above will this be treated as a reasonable price and a straightforward purchase for the purposes of stamp duty (based on £240k) or will it be deemed "a connected sale" and the market value used for the purposes of stamp duty?
thank you in advance
"enough is a feast"...old Buddist proverb
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I am no expert in SD but I would have thought that the connected parties rules would apply and for SD purposes the consideration is largely irrelevant and MV would be used.0
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I work as a legal cashier and dealt with a case like this last week..
The house was worth £145000.00 and the daughter bought it for £125000.00
There was then a gifted deposit of £10000.00 so the stamp duty was then exempt (under £120000.00)
I confirmed with a manager at the Inland rev that Stamp duty is only payable on the amount of funds that changes hands.
Hope this helps
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