Stamp Duty Help!
Discussion
Looking at the collective for some guidance please..
I am moving into my partners house she bought it and paid stamp duty. She has about 45% equity and the rest is mortgaged.
For simplicity let's say £1m house with £550k mortgage.
The idea is for me to pay £450k off the mortgage when it ends and the residual mortgage amount of £100k we will jointly pay off.
My question is what do I pay the stamp duty on?
The aim is we will both own 50% each and will have contributed equally.
Some people suggest I need to pay stamp duty connected with remaining mortgage amount £100k.
Others on £500k...
If it helps we are not married.
We want to have it legally clear we both have equally equity in the house should we split etc.
Thanks for the help
I am moving into my partners house she bought it and paid stamp duty. She has about 45% equity and the rest is mortgaged.
For simplicity let's say £1m house with £550k mortgage.
The idea is for me to pay £450k off the mortgage when it ends and the residual mortgage amount of £100k we will jointly pay off.
My question is what do I pay the stamp duty on?
The aim is we will both own 50% each and will have contributed equally.
Some people suggest I need to pay stamp duty connected with remaining mortgage amount £100k.
Others on £500k...
If it helps we are not married.
We want to have it legally clear we both have equally equity in the house should we split etc.
Thanks for the help
Wouldn't it make sense just to pay her back half of what she paid at the time?
Seems a bit nit picky TBH, I don't think I would have even considered the stamp duty element but then I've not been in that situation.
Anything other than selling and buying a new house together and splitting everything down the middle is not going to be a perfect split.
Seems a bit nit picky TBH, I don't think I would have even considered the stamp duty element but then I've not been in that situation.
Anything other than selling and buying a new house together and splitting everything down the middle is not going to be a perfect split.
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