Stamps featuring the late Queen's head are no longer in use STAMPS have seen four price increases over the last two years. The cost of sending a letter depends on what kind you buy and how quickly ...

to pay their stamp duty bill. If you fail to do this on time, there's an automatic £100 fine. In Scotland and Wales, buyers have 30 days to make the payment for the equivalent land taxes. In terms of ...

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 ...

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When you're buying a property you don't intend to live in for most or all of the time - e.g. a buy-to-let property or holiday/second home - you'll have to pay 5% extra in stamp duty. The main ...

The Entry/Exit System (EES) is supposed to create a digital record linking a travel document to biometric readings confirming a person's identity, removing the need to manually stamp passports ...

Agents are also expecting a flood of demand from first-time buyers hoping to buy will want to push through purchases in advance of a reduction in the stamp duty threshold from £450,000 to £ ...

Experts said Britain’s property sector would be knocked by stamp duty changes, with an ‘overnight’ hike for second-home buyers.

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 ...

Stamp Duty relief was temporarily increased by the former Conservative Government, raising the nil-rate threshold to £250,000 for general buyers and £450,000 for first-time buyers. However ...