Check UK stamp duty rates for residential property, use the stamp duty calculator, check different scenarios for extra 3% stamp duty.
Stamp duty is a tax applied to certain property purchases. Find out if it will affect you and how much you may have to pay.
Discover how the 2024 Autumn Budget affects UK property investors with insights on Stamp Duty changes, interest rate cuts, and regional trends. The UK government’s Autumn Budget for 2024, announced by Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, on 30th October, brought with it a number ...
The measure means that all purchasers of residential property bought between 23 September 2022 and 31 March 2025 will pay less or no SDLT. For those not resident in the UK There was a Stamp Duty Land Tax surcharge introduced from 1 April 2021, for buyers of residential property in England ...
See a round up of the top UK mortgage news - including changes to lender terms and interest rates, market updates and advice for first-time buyers, home movers, remortgages and buy-to-let investors
The following changes are applicable to England and Northern Ireland: • The Stamp Duty surcharge, paid on second home purchases in England and Northern Ireland, will go up by 2% from 3% to 5% from the 31st October 2024 • The point at which house buyers start paying stamp duty on a ...
The region with the highest 5-year capital growth forecast is the North West which has a projected property price increase of 29.4% by 2029, and 5% in 2025. Affordable Property Can Be Found in Northern Regions Recent changes to stamp duty have made it even more important to find a good ...
Stamp dutyis a tax you may have to pay to the government when buying property or land. At the time of publication, if you’re buying a residential home in England or Northern Ireland, stamp duty only becomes payable on properties worth over £250,000. Different thresholds and rates apply...
Agreed UK property sales jump ahead of stamp duty increase Zoopla data shows rise ahead of change to levy regime in April December 20 2024 Khan’s London housing fund may need bailout, auditors warn Mayor’s property development vehicle repeatedly missed payments on £300mn debt ...
November 26 2024 New UK non-dom concession ‘accelerates’ wealthy people’s exit plans Anyone leaving before April 2025 will become exempt from inheritance tax after three years UK business Reeves reiterates no more tax increases on UK businesses ...