For a 36-month lease agreement that includes a one-month rent-free period, should the stamp duty calculation be based on 35 or 36 months?

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Stamp duty on leases is calculated based on the higher of contractual or market rental for the full lease term, including rent-free periods. Therefore, for a 36-month lease with a rent-free month, stamp duty is computed on the full 36 months.

For a 36-month lease agreement that includes a one-month rent-free period, should the stamp duty calculation be based on 35 or 36 months?

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