Government not planning to extend the stamp duty holiday

Government not planning to extend the stamp duty holiday

The government doesn’t plan to extend the stamp duty holiday, which is due to expire at the end of March. A petition was launched, which gained 22,156 signatures at the time of writing, asking for a stamp duty holiday extension for an additional six months. (Please click or tap the picture to find out more)

In response, the government said: “The SDLT holiday was designed to be a temporary relief to stimulate market activity and support jobs that rely on the property market. “The government does not plan to extend this temporary relief.”
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Source: Property Wire




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