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Buyers paying stamp duty to double in some areas following April changes

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The proportion of first-time buyers in England and Northern Ireland paying stamp duty will double from April

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Bournemouth Echo

Stamp Duty increases April 2025 - what are the key rule changes?

Stamp Duty changes in April 2025 means buyers are trying to complete before the deadline.

3 days ago·Bournemouth, United Kingdom

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Telegraph & Argus

Buyers paying stamp duty to double in some areas following April changes

The proportion of first-time buyers in England and Northern Ireland paying stamp duty will double from April

4 days ago·Bradford, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

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Locations where home buyers most likely to be hit by stamp duty costs revealed

More home buyers in England and Northern Ireland will be liable to pay the tax when stamp duty changes take effect from April 1.

4 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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theintermediary.co.uk

Demand expected to stay strong beyond Stamp Duty deadline - The Intermediary - Latest UK mortgage news

The housing market has had a busy start to the year, and while the Stamp Duty deadline has definitely played a part, it looks like some of the activity we’re seeing now could carry on well into the spring and hopefully beyond. Over Christmas and New Year, we saw buyers rushing to meet the Stamp Duty cutoff with the changed thresholds coming into force on the 1st April, and that is no April Fool, given the extra costs for all. However, the demand…

3 days ago

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Belfast Live

Major change ahead for NI property sales in April as stamp duty rules change

Analysis shows a huge increase in the percentage of property sales in Northern Ireland with stamp duty owed

4 days ago·Belfast, United Kingdom

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yourcapitalminds.com

Stamp duty deadline sparks property sales surge – Your Capital Minds

Property transactions have risen sharply as buyers race to complete before a forthcoming increase in stamp duty. Data from Rightmove shows that home sales agreed in January were 15% higher than usual, with demand up by 8% and the number of new property listings rising by 13%. Under current rules, first-time buyers pay no tax on homes up to £425,000, but this threshold will revert to £300,000 in April. The drive to complete in time has boosted ma…

4 days ago

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