Mastering Stamp Duty Additional Rates for Second Properties
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Are you ready to take your property investments to the next level? Dive into the intricate world of Stamp Duty Additional Rates for Additional Properties with us! In this comprehensive guide, we unveil the strategies you need to know to minimize your tax liabilities and maximize your profits.
Key Dates:
Effective Date Change: April 1, 2024
Stamp Duty Deadline: Within 14 days of completing the purchase
Essential Tax Forms:
SDLT Form: Used for paying Stamp Duty Land Tax.
SA109 Form: Required for declaring additional property income.
Examples:
Buy-to-Let Purchase: Emily purchased a buy-to-let property and was hit with additional Stamp Duty. Discover how she calculated her liability and factored it into her investment strategy.
Second Home Purchase: Tom bought a second home for holiday rentals. Learn how he strategically managed his Stamp Duty payments to optimize his returns.
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This is for England. Totally different rates for Scotland. I don't know about Wales and Ireland.
Indeed, it is for England.
However, they don’t have stamp duty lax in Scotland or Wales as they call it something different
LBTT is the Scottish equivalent of Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT). It's a fully devolved tax and the Scottish Government makes decisions about and sets LBTT rates.
Land transaction tax in Wales (previously known as welsh stamp duty) is payable when you buy land or property over a certain price. You can use the above land transaction tax calculator to work your liability using the current tax band rates.
Hi Simon, really interesting video for me that's coming up. Hoping you can give some guidance before the video releases!
I own 1 residential and 1 btl, I am buying my next home but am weighing up options.
Option 1 is to sell my resi and not incur higher stamp duty rate or reclaim if the sale takes too long. This will also finance my renovation.
Option 2 is to change my resi to a btl. Remortgage to btl and increase my loan.
The question I have would be;
If I choose option 2, will I avoid higher stamp duty rate?
My current understanding is that I would avoid the higher rate if I choose option 1
Happy to share more info and clarify, any help would be appreciated as it's doing my head in trying to research!
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Hi Simon, in 2022 i was buying a property and my wife had a share of a property with her late husband. I was informed that i had to pay additional stamp duty even though i had no financial interest in my wife's share of her property and the new property i was purchasing was in my name only! I bought the property and paid an additional £30k stamp duty on the advice of the legal team representing my purchase. The property i bought was to be in my name only. Is this right? It seems like a tax on marriage.
I am sorry to read this. Unfortunately, the additional stamp duty is chargeable because you and your wife are seen as one unit. If your wife has a share of a property then so do you according to HMRC?
Sorry to write this horrible news as it stinks
Thank you for responding and clarifying.
So if somebody buys a property for £251,000, do they pay SDLT on the whole amount or just on the £1,000 in excess?
Just the £1,000 thank goodness 😅