Buyers must now pay a surcharge of five per cent on second homes and buy-to-let properties, announced Chancellor Rachel Reeves in the Autumn Budget on 30 October. Labour had been urged to consider ...

First-time buyers in Haringey, Hackney, Richmond upon Thames and Wandsworth are set to face the biggest increases in stamp duty following last week’s Budget, figures show. Analysis of data ...

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MILLIONS of first-time buyers face a huge blow after the Treasury confirmed stamp duty thresholds will fall next spring. None of the stamp duty relief available to first-time buyers since 2022 ...

Stamp duty will increase for those buying a second ... in 130,000 additional transactions over the next 5 years by first-time buyers and other people buying a primary residence.

The surcharge is paid on top of standard stamp duty rates, which are charged on properties above the value of £250,000. First time buyers are exempt on properties up to the value of £425,000.

Second-time buyers previously paid three per cent stamp duty on homes worth up to £250,000. From tomorrow, they will pay five per cent tax. The increase will also apply to those purchasing buy-to ...

Second-time buyers previously paid three per cent stamp duty on homes worth up to £250,000. From tomorrow, they will pay five per cent tax. The increase will also apply to those purchasing buy-to-let ...

A massive change to stamp duty was presented by Rachel Reeves in today's Budget - and it will come into force tomorrow. First-time buyers will be relieved to hear The Chancellor's stamp duty rise ...

At present, no stamp duty is required on anything worth up to £250,000, and first-time buyers are exempt up to £425,000. However, as Marc von Grundherr, Director of Benham and Reeves ...