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shaniandras2787
post Nov 27 2017, 11:31 AM

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QUOTE(cheeshung @ Nov 15 2017, 07:22 PM)
May i know if i wish to transfer my properties to a Sdn Bhd owned by me and my wish. Do i need to pay MOT stamp duty?
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Yes, related party transaction stamp duty waiver only applies to transfers between companies. Not individual to companies and vice versa. Besides, why do you want to transfer the property from an individual into a the company?

QUOTE(sdevanand @ Nov 26 2017, 04:18 AM)
Hi, i need some advise on below:

- How much is the "administration fee" for the developer to execute MOT between the "developer" and "purchaser".

Thanks.
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The developer cannot levy any charges to execute memorandum of transfers for cases of perfection however they can levy charges on the execution of same if they have agreed on effect a transfer directly in favor of purchasers (where subsale transactions are involved)

Even so, it depends on whether the property is categorized as commercial or residential. For the former, an administrative charge of between "1% - 2%" on the current selling price or the price in which you acquire the property (whichever is higher) is applicable.

For residential, a confirmation fee of RM53.00 only can be levied. Under HDA, the developer cannot impose any other conditions.
shaniandras2787
post Oct 12 2018, 06:38 PM

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QUOTE(Mr.World Weary @ Oct 12 2018, 05:24 PM)
Hi there,  smile.gif

do you mean that in this situation, the DOA is not applicable?

Let say currently a (Joint) property which is still master title, Owner A gonna buy over the other 50% share of owner B, (not selling to other individuals)

In this case, which should be treated as a sub-sale transaction, a new SPA need to be processed with only one Owner/ one name, which of course the SPA will consist of: Legal fee + Disbursements + Stamp duty on Deed of assignment

So now, do the same owner, Owner A need to pay for the DOA or just the nominal fee of RM10?
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DOA is when the property is still under master title.
MOT is when the individual document of title to the property has been issued.

Assuming the subsale transaction of the intended sale has been completed, only B gets to pay the nominal stamp duty as B would've paid the full stamp duty for the assignment contemplated in the subsale transaction.

A will have to pay the full of its share in the property valued based on A's initial purchase price.


 

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