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Under SA's stamp duty regime, how is duty calculated when a property is transferred between related parties at below market value?

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C) Duty is charged on the higher of the consideration and the market value

In SA, stamp duty on property transfers is calculated on the higher of the actual consideration and the market value. This prevents duty minimisation through below-market transfers between related parties.

Answer Options
A
Duty is charged on the price actually paid, whatever the property's market value may be
B
No duty is payable on transfers between family members or related entities
C
Duty is charged on the higher of the consideration and the market value
D
Duty is charged at half the normal rate on transfers between related parties

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