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Who pays for stamp duty? In Kenya, the purchaser of the property pays this fee to the government based on the current value of the property. In Kenya, the rate is 4% for any property within a municipality and 2% for those away from municipalities.
Discharge of Charge the stamp duty rate is 0.05% based on the amount that had been secured by the Charge. Movable Assets- means any tangible asset i.e. all types of goods including motor vehicle, crops or intangible assets e.g. deposit accounts, intellectual property rights.
The stamp duty on electronic share purchases is 0.5 per cent and is normally collected automatically as part of a transaction fee.
Stamp Duty exemption may be obtained for transactions, including but not limited to: Transfer of land to charitable organizations as gifts. Transfer of property between spouses. Transfer of family property to the members on demise of a family member in whose name the property was registered.
-Rates of Stamp Duty: Its now 0.005% on issue of Share Certificates and 0.015% on transfer of shares. It doesnt matter whether shares are in physical or demat mode. -The mechanism for payment of stamp duty on the demat securities has drastically been changed for demat shares.
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-Rates of Stamp Duty: Its now 0.005% on issue of Share Certificates and 0.015% on transfer of shares. It doesnt matter whether shares are in physical or demat mode. -The mechanism for payment of stamp duty on the demat securities has drastically been changed for demat shares.
Stamp Duty exemption may be obtained for transactions, including but not limited to: Transfer of land to charitable organizations as gifts. Transfer of property between spouses. Transfer of family property to the members on demise of a family member in whose name the property was registered.
An example, for the calculation of stamp duty of shares is that for every RM 1,000 or fractional part of RM 1,000 will be imposed to RM 3. A common question is, Do I need to pay stamp duty if I increase my company share capital from RM 100 to RM 100,000?. The simple answer is No.
A testamentary gift is a property transfer that occurs through a donors Will. The term testamentary implies that the transfer is related to the provisions of a Will. A testamentary gift cannot be revoked at any time, unless by way of a codicil or drafting a new Will.
Stamp Duty exemption may be obtained for transactions, including but not limited to: Transfer of land to charitable organizations as gifts. Transfer of property between spouses. Transfer of family property to the members on demise of a family member in whose name the property was registered.

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