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    Property, Stamp Duty and Limited companies

    Would a limited company buying its first property be exempt from stamp duty as a first time buyer?

    Robot

    #2
    No.

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      #3
      ...and with CGT rates the way they currently are, are you sure buying a property in your Ltd Co is the best way forward?

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        #4
        Originally posted by Maslins View Post
        ...and with CGT rates the way they currently are, are you sure buying a property in your Ltd Co is the best way forward?
        The house price won't increase much so CGT is not a real issue. We need to sell a flat and raise some funds, company has funds we don't, don't want to remortgage again ...

        Thanks for replies.

        Robot

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          #5
          Originally posted by Robot View Post
          The house price won't increase much so CGT is not a real issue. We need to sell a flat and raise some funds, company has funds we don't, don't want to remortgage again ...

          Thanks for replies.

          Robot
          Can't you just take some funds out of the company?

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            #6
            hmm...but there are buyers out there wish cash too. What's the benefit of selling to your Ltd please?

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              #7
              I think he's saying he wants to stay in the flat, but raise some cash by selling it to the company. If so, that's a bad idea on a number of levels, BIK & CGT to start with.

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                #8
                It appears to be advantages to buy property with an offshore company. HMCR sold their offices to an offshore company so I would imagine that is the right thing to do.
                "A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George Orwell

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Fat Dave View Post
                  I think he's saying he wants to stay in the flat, but raise some cash by selling it to the company. If so, that's a bad idea on a number of levels, BIK & CGT to start with.
                  Nope. Just looking at ways of taking cash out of the company, other than the usual dividends, DLA or worse as a salary !

                  Thanks again for replies.

                  Robot

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Robot View Post
                    Nope. Just looking at ways of taking cash out of the company, other than the usual dividends, DLA or worse as a salary !

                    Thanks again for replies.

                    Robot
                    If you've been trading over 2 years you could get entrepreneurs relief (assuming that is still going).

                    Do a search for it.

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