‘Cancelling my wedding twice landed me with a £59k stamp duty bill’—The Telegraph

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Engaged couples who have lost thousands on cancelled weddings since coronavirus could be in for another financial blow due to knotty tax rules that result in unmarried partners who buy a house being penalised.

Russell-Cooke partner comments in The Telegraph that there may be ways around these complex rules but that couples should seek tax advice.

'Cancelling my wedding twice landed me with a £59k stamp duty bill' is available to read on The Telegraph website via subscription. 

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