Meaning stamp duty
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Called Stamp Tax in the US. A stamp which must be put onto certain documents, contracts, etc., to show that he tax has been paid when property, land, etc., has been sold.
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A form of premium tax in overseas insurance.
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State and territory governments impose a charge on certain documents and transactions. For example, an insurance policy may attract stamp duty. These taxes vary across states and territories, and can [..]
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The tax paid on the acquisition of certain assets, eg property, equities etc, with a value above a certain threshold determined by the treasury.
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Revenue raised by governments on written instruments such as agreements, conveyances, transfers of land. When buying a home, the most common types of stamp duty payable are stamp duty on transfer of l [..]
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A tax levied on certain legal transactions, these include share dealing and the purchase of property.
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Stamp duty is a re-registration tax. That means you pay it whenever you buy (but not sell) a registered asset.
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State tax relating to purchasing a property. Stamp Duty is calculated of the purchase or transfer price of a property on a sliding scale.
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A state government tax, based on the sale price of a property, paid by the buyer when property ownership is transferred or on the amount of a loan.
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A tax imposed by a state or territory government incurred upon purchasing a property or business.
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State Government tax assessed on the selling price of the property. Each state has different rules and calculations.
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A state tax imposed on certain transactions, such as car registrations, mortgages and property transfers.
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This is a tax that’s levied on the transfer of certain kinds of assets: it’s imposed by HMRC, who need to ‘stamp’ documents to complete the purchase of such assets. Home buyers must pay stamp duty on [..]
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Revenue raised by governments on written instruments such as agreements, conveyances, transfers of land. When buying a home, the most common types of stamp duty payable are stamp duty on transfer of l [..]
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When moving to another home, this is a one-off tax which you are required to pay on properties costing over £60,000.
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A government tax which is added to the purchase price of a property. Different percentages are charged for different values of property from 0% to 12%. Survey
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A state tax imposed on certain transactions, such as car registrations, mortgages and property transfers.
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is a type of tax that is imposed on certain transactions.
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A State Government Tax. For contracts of sale it is calculated according to the sale value on the contract. For mortgages, it is calculated on the amount to be advanced and secured by a mortgage.
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The UK tax on the buying of shares and other assets, such as houses.
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A Government tax imposed on the buying of shares and property. Stamp duty only applies to purchases and not to sales.
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A Government tax imposed on the buying of shares and property. Currently, stamp duty on share purchases applies at the rate of 0.5% but is currently not applied to sales.
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A state tax on transfers of ownership of assets or property, or on leases.
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Is a type of UK tax paid when buying certificated shares. It's currently 0.5% of the Consideration for UK shares, and 1% for Irish shares. This charge is rounded up to the nearest £5 when you [..]
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A State Government Tax. For contracts of sale it is calculated according to the sale value on the contract. For mortgages, it is calculated on the amount to be advanced and secured by a mortgage.
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A UK tax imposed on the buying of shares and property.
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A State Government tax imposed on numerous purchases, including real Estate , cars and assets belonging to another party. If you are a first home owner you are generally eligible for an exemption.
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An ad valorem state tax on real estate transactions with a sliding scale commencing at 1.25% of the consideration sum.
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 – A government tax on transactions of assets.
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The stamp duty chargeable on transactions on the stock market of Bursa Malaysia is:
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The tax imposed by state governments on certain contracts (e.g. Contracts of Sale and Registered Leases). The amount of tax payable is calculated as a percentage of the contract value.
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A form of tax imposed by the State Government on documents or transactions that affect or record the transfer of the ownership of different classes of assets including property or shares.
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Stamp duty land tax (SDLT) is self-assessed and there are stiff penalties for concealment or fraud. It is a compulsory tax on UK land transactions. Surveyors will be able to help explain how the tax a [..]
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The tax placed on legal documents usually in the transfer of assets or property. This duty is customary in the Commonwealth of Nation countries including Singapore and Australia and certain states in the United States. (Alternative name: Stamp tax) Source
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This is a tax charged by the State Government for which the purchaser will be liable, unless entitled to an exemption.
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Applies mainly to international equities. Taxes on foreign transactions, usually a percentage of total transaction amount, that can be unilateral or bilateral in nature.
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Stamp duty is a tax that is levied on documents. Historically, this included the majority of legal documents such as cheques, receipts, military commissions, marriage licences and land transactions. A [..]
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