8 Smart Ways to Legally Avoid Stamp Duty in the UK | Stamp Duty Loopholes Explained

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[@BritishHomeInvestors]

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[@tranquilgiftsonline]

@@BritishHomeInvestors maybe how to organise how to save on items you spent on tax side on property investments before payment to government tax? Thanks

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[@ohm7876]

all this work to simply understanding and navigating the man made tax system and avoid giving your hard earned money to the treasury. it's almost like they do it on purpose

[@BritishHomeInvestors]

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[@vonnieyang745]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. As a first-time buyer, I’m interested in a property currently priced at £650,000. I’m wondering if it’s possible to use the two full-sized sheds outside the house to separate the price, potentially reducing it to below £625,000 so I can qualify for the stamp duty relief for first-time buyers?

[@BritishHomeInvestors]

I'd recommend speaking to the solicitor you plan to use when buying the property. As the question is if the two full-sized shed outside the house can be considered chattels and therefore can be seperated from the price. A chattel is defined as a movable item that is not permantently attached to the property and can be removed without damaging it. So my gut tells me unlikely a shed would count but it is worth asking the question. Hope that helps!