when you buy a house in the uk what taxes do you pay?

Answer 1

You pay stamp duty at the time of purchase depending on the purchase cost. try list link for a calculator that works it out

http://www.taxcentral.co.uk/taxcentral/home/stampduty/stampdutycalculator/default.asp

note. below £125,000 you pay zero.
there are also some postcode exemptions if the property is in a disadvantaged area.

try HM revenue site for details

Answer 2

The tax's are called Rates, and are based on the re-sale value of your house.

For a lowest band flat in Portsmouth, I was paying about a thousand a year.

The you have water rates, which can be on a meter, or based on your rates again, about £200 per year

then there is sewarage, about £80 per year upwards, f you live below sea level.

The you have the bills, gas, electricity, phone

of and you mortgage repayments

Answer 3

No she is merchandising her important homestead to swap it with another. If this were a 2d supplies which became as quickly as now no longer her needed place of living like a trip place of living or she rented to a tennant then she could would desire to pay tax on the sales she made.

Answer 4

Stamp duty depending on the purchase price- it is a purchase levy by the government. As for when the property is purchased, council tax is payable, and the amount depends on which 'band' the area is classed as.

Answer 5

you have only to pay a property tax if the house you buy is £250,000 and over...........plus council tax when you live in the property

Answer 6

Stamp duty on properties over a certain amount....and VAT on solicitors fees

Answer 7

Too bloody many!!!!!!!!!