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November Budget - Stop Public sector IR35 rules coming into the Private sector
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Originally posted by heyya99 View PostSJD email saying no mention of IR35 reform in budget. This site says there was. Who's fibbing?Leave a comment:
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SJD email saying no mention of IR35 reform in budget. This site says there was. Who's fibbing?Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by hugebrain View PostAn extra 90,000 tax when I buy a house - so maybe I'll have to do another contract after all.
( Workings - 5000 stamp duty, 95 percent mortgage means prices up 100,000 tax at 50 percent, so now pay 100,000 minus 10,000 = 90,000 extra)Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by hugebrain View PostCan't you still get a 95 percent mortgage?
That's how I got from a 5000 stamp duty decrease to a 100,000 price increase.
Mortgage rates are then based on risk and the more equity you put into the property the lower the risk and the lower the interest rateLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by hugebrain View PostCan't you still get a 95 percent mortgage?
That's how I got from a 5000 stamp duty decrease to a 100,000 price increase.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by eek View PostHouse prices are determined by how much you can borrow - this stamp duty change isn’t going to result in a £95,000 increase in house prices.
Can't you still get a 95 percent mortgage?
That's how I got from a 5000 stamp duty decrease to a 100,000 price increase.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by hugebrain View PostAn extra 90,000 tax when I buy a house - so maybe I'll have to do another contract after all.
( Workings - 5000 stamp duty, 95 percent mortgage means prices up 100,000 tax at 50 percent, so now pay 100,000 minus 10,000 = 90,000 extra)Leave a comment:
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An extra 90,000 tax when I buy a house - so maybe I'll have to do another contract after all.
( Workings - 5000 stamp duty, 95 percent mortgage means prices up 100,000 tax at 50 percent, so now pay 100,000 minus 10,000 = 90,000 extra)Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by poorautojobber View PostNot sure about god but they've certainly been doing work on this recently.
The press attention they attracted was definitely beneficial IMO.Leave a comment:
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