S Scratcher Guest 3 Sep 2008 #1 Im getting married soon and we both have mortgages on our own houses (my partner has hers rented out now) What is the best way forward to minimise tax for both of us, we dont intend to sell anything at the moment.
Im getting married soon and we both have mortgages on our own houses (my partner has hers rented out now) What is the best way forward to minimise tax for both of us, we dont intend to sell anything at the moment.
C ClubMan Registered User Messages 54,241 3 Sep 2008 #2 Scratcher said: Im getting married soon and we both have mortgages on our own houses (my partner has hers rented out now) Click to expand... Any stamp duty clawback implications? What is the best way forward to minimise tax for both of us, we dont intend to sell anything at the moment. Click to expand... If one of you is on 20% and the other on 41% then joint/aggregated married taxation will be more beneficial. Otherwise it will make no difference.
Scratcher said: Im getting married soon and we both have mortgages on our own houses (my partner has hers rented out now) Click to expand... Any stamp duty clawback implications? What is the best way forward to minimise tax for both of us, we dont intend to sell anything at the moment. Click to expand... If one of you is on 20% and the other on 41% then joint/aggregated married taxation will be more beneficial. Otherwise it will make no difference.