Category Archives: Stamp Duty

What would an alternative to Stamp Duty look like?

Tax Planning, The Economy, Stamp Duty, Pembroke Financial NewsMarch 23, 2021

The chancellor is facing calls to scrap Stamp Duty. While it’s an unpopular tax, it’s likely some alternative would needed as residential…

How to beat the Stamp Duty holiday deadline

Stamp Duty, Financial Advice, PropertyDecember 15, 2020

If you’re thinking of moving home, beating the Stamp Duty holiday deadline at the end of March 2021 could save you up…

Buy-to-Let and Second Homes hit by SDLT Increase from April 2016

Tax Planning, Investment, Buy to Let, Stamp DutyDecember 15, 2015

Buy-to-let hit again The last Autumn Statement marked another future tax increase for buy-to-let. “Frankly, people buying a home to let…

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