M Mc09 Guest 4 May 2009 #1 I am not a first time buyer. I wish to sell the house which is the principal private place of residence. I'm wondering does one have to hold on to the house for 5 or 3 years in order to avoid paying a stamp duty clawback?
I am not a first time buyer. I wish to sell the house which is the principal private place of residence. I'm wondering does one have to hold on to the house for 5 or 3 years in order to avoid paying a stamp duty clawback?
J juke Registered User Messages 258 4 May 2009 #2 Selling doesn't trigger clawback - renting does. So you don't have to wait to sell.