LBTT on a £925,000 house in Scotland
Buying a £925,000 home in Scotland? A home mover pays £69,350 Land and Buildings Transaction Tax, 7.5% of the price.
- Moving home
- £69,350
- First-time buyer
- £68,750
- Second home or buy-to-let
- £143,350
- Same price in England
- £36,250
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LBTT on a £925,000 property in Scotland is £69,350 for a home mover, £68,750 for a first-time buyer and £143,350 for a second home or buy-to-let.
How £69,350 is worked out
| Portion of the price | Rate | Tax |
|---|---|---|
| £0 to £145,000 | 0% | £0 |
| £145,000 to £250,000 | 2% | £2,100 |
| £250,000 to £325,000 | 5% | £3,750 |
| £325,000 to £750,000 | 10% | £42,500 |
| £750,000 to £925,000 | 12% | £21,000 |
| Total stamp duty | 7.5% | £69,350 |
£925,000 across the UK
Property tax on a home mover's £925,000 purchase in each nation. Scotland charges less than England on cheaper homes and more on expensive ones, because its 10% band starts at £325,000.
The rest of a £925,000 purchase
With a 10% deposit you would borrow about £832,500. At 4.5% over 25 years that is £4,627 a month (see a £825,000 mortgage). Most lenders would want a household income of around £150,000: what £150,000 can borrow.
LBTT on nearby prices
Questions people ask
Do first-time buyers pay LBTT on £925,000?
Yes, £68,750. First-time buyer relief raises the nil rate band to £175,000, which saves up to £600.
How much LBTT is due on a £925,000 second home or buy-to-let?
£143,350. That is the normal LBTT of £69,350 plus the 8% Additional Dwelling Supplement on the whole price, £74,000.
How does Scotland compare with England on £925,000?
In England a home mover pays £36,250 stamp duty on £925,000, £33,100 less than the £69,350 LBTT in Scotland.