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Reply to SDLT relief for multiple dwellingsby Gordon999You are buying one title, not buying 5 separate titles...
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11-08-2022, 17:35 PM -
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by BIGGYBIBIGHello everyone,
I have had an offer accepted on a property purchase, subject to a surveyors report of £395,000 in England.
I am currently looking at surveyors but i just wanted to know where i stand in terms of stamp duty, costs etc.
I have phoned 5 different solicitors...-
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Reply to SDLT relief for multiple dwellingsby BIGGYBIBIGAgain taken from HMRC website it states if (6 or more dwellings which mine is 8) it may be treated as a non residential transaction for the purposes of SDLT so will owning my own home have any effect on this?? Presumably i am thinking 1% minimum would still apply?
SDLTM29905 - Relief for
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Reply to SDLT relief for multiple dwellingsby BIGGYBIBIGwhilst you are correct in most cases however that is not taking into account SDLT relief for multiple dwellings
here is a copy and paste from HMRC own website, hence the reason for the post
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You buy 5 houses for £1 million.
£1 million divided by 5 is £200,000....-
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Reply to Giving/Gifting House to Kidsby jpkeatesThat's part of why it's worth getting professional advice - sometimes paying some CGT at 18% is more appealing than IHT at 40%.
But lots of people don't have to pay any IHT at all, and if the bulk of the estate is a £200k property it would be well under the threshold at which any tax is...-
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by Tony-EdwardsElderly parents in early 80s, one in not so good health.
Lived in the same home (no mortgage etc) for 50+ years - now worth approx £180,000 - £200,000 and they have minimal savings.
Looking ahead, if one has to go into care (or council provided home care) I understand there...-
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Reply to Giving/Gifting House to Kidsby NeelixHum,
We know a family where the dad got a dementia diagnosis at the age of about 66 - he lived another 12 years. The cash assets of the parents were split 50/50 and these went quickly. There is a 50% charge on the house, that the wife can live in for life but can't downsize because 50%...-
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11-08-2022, 15:10 PM -
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Reply to Giving/Gifting House to Kidsby LawcruncherIndeed.
These days getting professional advice does not always ensure the best advice and the advice can be very expensive. What clients whose main asset is their home should be told is:
· It is a myth that "the council can take your home to pay for care".
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11-08-2022, 14:57 PM -
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Reply to Giving/Gifting House to Kidsby NeelixI'd rather my parents lived in comfort during their last years ............... clearly you don't seem to care....
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11-08-2022, 14:54 PM -
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Reply to Giving/Gifting House to Kidsby Tony-EdwardsAt least there is a maximum lifetime amount of IIRC £86,000 now that the council can rob.
But with a property worth £180,000, by the time they've had 2 x £86,000 there's not much left is there.-
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