Purchasing Entity

Q. Is the name of the Purchaser on the Contract really that important?

A. Yes. It is extremely important that the name of the purchaser on the Contract is accurate at the time that the Contract is signed to avoid any stamp duty implications that may arise through subsequent changes to the Buyers name on the Contract. Where a Buyer is purchasing a property for investment purposes it is crucial that prior to signing the Contract the Buyer obtains advice from an accountant or financial planner as to the best purchasing entity for them to purchase the property in.

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TIP – Always formally confirm the identification of the Buyer when completing a Contract to ensure that their name accords with their identification or records and raise any discrepancies with the Buyer for clarification.

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Tinielle Lees

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With eight years of experience in property law, Tinielle is a dedicated solicitor at Ownit Conveyancing Lawyers, bringing a wealth of expertise in both residential and commercial conveyancing. She plays a pivotal role in ensuring the seamless execution of conveyancing transactions, delivering efficient and strategic legal solutions tailored to clients’ needs.

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