Stamp Duty Changes are coming in April 2025

8th November 2024
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Buy Now to Avoid Increased Stamp Duty Rates ⏳
In 2022, the Government introduced temporary changes to Stamp Duty rates, offering significant savings for buyers. However, this relief is set to end on 31 March 2025, and any property transaction completing after 1 April 2025 will be subject to the increased rates.
Don’t wait—now is the time to secure your next property and take advantage of these savings before the changes take effect.

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