I've had conflicting advice from two solicitors on this, but the situation is I'm splitting up with my partner - not married, he is taking over the mortgage, paying me a cash sum and I am transferring my equity to him. One solicitor has said stamp duty is payable - by adding together the cash sum and the mortgage - and the gov website seems to support this.
Another solicitor has said that isn't the case and its not payable, because a) we are a couple splitting up and b) it would only be due on the cash sum / equity gained which would be below the threshold anyway.
Can anyone clarify or should I speak to the land registry?
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Is stamp duty payable when non-married couple split up
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EssexMummy123456 · 10/11/2018 07:48
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