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Employer supplied accomm and PPR and BTL
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Shropshiretom
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Thank you Someone
Re: Employer supplied accomm and PPR and BTL
Agreed. Or to sell or give away shares in them so that neither of you have a share worth more than £40,000 in any one of the existing properties.in your case as far as I can tell, the only way for you to avoid the higher rate SDLT is to sell all your properties before buying P3.
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Shropshiretom
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Re: Employer supplied accomm and PPR and BTL
Thank you SDLT Geek
Re: Employer supplied accomm and PPR and BTL
I agree. Or if you are in a position to sell just shares in the other properties, to sell enough of a share that each of you has a share worth less than £40,000 in each other property.As far as I can tell, the only way for you to avoid the higher rate SDLT is to sell all your properties before buying P3.
