Prince William and Kate Middleton's reported move to a new long-term family residence has come with a sizable financial obligation. The Prince and Princess of Wales reportedly paid £42,000 ($78,000) in stamp duty on Forest Lodge, an eight-bedroom property in Windsor Great Park described as the family's 'forever home'.
The reported tax bill has drawn notice as fresh details emerge about the Waleses' new living arrangements, including the rent they are believed to be paying and why the residence is expected to remain their base for years to come.
