Tony L

Hello, Thanks for your advice. So, you mean the capital gain tax for my side only will be incurred if I sell this property in future and I get the gain in the case. Then I have to pay the CGT in UK Only adding me into a deed of property by joint tenancy will not arise any CGT, right? How about stamp duty in UK? Do I need to pay any stamp duty in UK in this case (joint tenancy)? Coul you pls support to reply to confirm. Thanks for your support and advice in advance. Thanks Best regards, Tony

Hello, Thanks for your response . And I refer to the link of SDLT you given and I find out below circumstance may applied to me. Exemptions You do not have to pay SDLT or file a return if: no money or other payment changes hands for a land or property transfer If there is no money & etc changes hands and just like a giving gift progress, Then, there havs no any SDLT incurred, right? Would you pls reply to confirm and advise. Thanks a lot Best regards, Tony

Hello, I am UK TAX resident and my father who is non UK tax resident. My father is going to add me in to his property which is located in HK by joint tenants. So, do any Capital gain tax need to be paid in this case? Also is there has any inheritance taxes incurred for this case in future? Pls support to reply to confirm. Thanks a lot Tony

Hi, I am a UK tax resident. I got a property in UK. My father is non UK resident, and he is going to add me in to his property which is located outside UK by joint tenancy. Does any stamp duty tax been applied in this case? Also, does this will incur any inheritance tax ( for future)? Pls reply to confirm the details. Thanks for your support in advance. Thanks Best regards, 

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