A user encountered a warning on their 26QB form because the 'Amount paid/credited' (B) was significantly higher than the 'Total stamp duty value' (C). The property value was £7,643,836, while the stamp duty value was £5,822,200, exceeding the 20% tolerance. After confirming the sale deed was registered and stamp duty paid on the higher amount, the advice was to either use the stamp duty value (C) if it's from the current date and accepted by the system, or to enter the amount paid (B) as the stamp duty value to resolve the warning.
23 September 2024
26QB query - Total Value of Consideration (Property Value) = 7643836 Payment type* = lumpsum Amount paid/credited currently (B) * = 7643836 Total stamp duty value of the property (C) * = 5822200
above values are taken from index 2. I am getting warning because value difference is more than 20 %. What should I need to do for this?
23 September 2024
If C is taken from index II of current date, it should be accepted by the system, as it is less than B. If system is not accepting it, then fill value as per B itself.
25 September 2024
Ok Thanks ! Then I will add same value as consideration value in stamp duty Amount paid/credited currently (B) * = 7643836 Total stamp duty value of the property (C) * = 7643836