Hi
Any advice please!
I am looking into transferring the title deeds of my current home which are at present solely in my name, into that of my partners (we are not married).There is no mortgage, no debts, no bankruptcy.
I am looking to do this without the aid of a solicitor (as I have been told that this is straightforward) but I wish to act legally. Would SDLT need to be paid - I have received conflicting advice so far.
With thanks.
Transfer of deeds without a solicitor
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Transfer of deeds without a solicitor
by cozier on Sun Feb 08, 2009 7:58 pm
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Re: Transfer of deeds without a solicitor
by maths on Mon Feb 09, 2009 12:30 am
SDLT is payable on "chargeable consideration".
As you are proposing a gift (and no mortgage is involved) there is not SDLT.
As you are proposing a gift (and no mortgage is involved) there is not SDLT.
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Re: Transfer of deeds without a solicitor
by Peter D on Mon Feb 23, 2009 5:27 pm
Why, what are you trying to achieve. Regards Peter
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