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Couples and stamp duty

Nine checks so the marriage rule costs you no more than it has to.

Couples and stamp duty: tick it on your phone and it is there on your laptop, next to every other step to the keys.

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If you are married or in a civil partnership and one of you owns a home, HMRC treats it as both of yours. These are the checks that stop that rule costing you more than it has to. Tick each one as it is done.

Before you offer

Before you exchange

After you complete

General information, not tax advice. Speak to a qualified conveyancer or tax adviser before you exchange.

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