@Various93891835@msowden22@brodders_be A taper is very practical. Government k own when houses were purchased. Your new 0.48% bill arrives. Did they oay stamp duty in the last year, 3 years 5 years etc ok then 20% off, 30% etc. Very very easy.
@Various93891835@msowden22@brodders_be Agents, conveyancer, brokers all out of a job. That's not a small price to pay its huge and kills the economy. It needs a taper
@Various93891835@msowden22@brodders_be You've posted no facts. You've said will still move because theyre dead (theyre dead, they can't move), for work (unless they are being paid huge amounts more they aren't because it goes into sdlt) or relationships (they'll rent until sdlt stops). .
@Various93891835@msowden22@brodders_be So the housing market will be done for the next 18 months. None will be anything. That's horrendous for the economy. Why would anyone buy a house if they don't have to pay stamp duty in a year or twos time particularly larger ones.
@Various93891835@msowden22@brodders_be No its not scrapped at all. It is to replace sdlt and council tax. You can't scrap revenues on sdlt. And difference between someone missing out on 500 quid compared to 50k. Needs to be a taper.
@msowden22@brodders_be@Various93891835 You're not addressing his point. This replaces sdlt and council tax....yes. if someone just paid 50k of sdlt and this means next year you pay nothing because its baked into 0.48% that's unfair.
@TDogMurphy@brodders_be@RacingTim1980 How is he thick as fuck. If someone bought a property this year and paid 50k stamp duty but next year could buy with no stamp duty that is completely unfair. Needs to be a taper
@lfg_uk Of this is your plan its rubbish. All shops should close on sunday. The reason our cou try has become such a shole is because we've forgotten family units and decency. Sundays all together would give us that back
@PacificSimGP@Sil_Sfc@TheJerzWay Yes it is. The IHT would still be payable as hes a resident so Panama trust is irrelevant. He could make UK trust but tax on that is payable every 10 years at 6%
@gsrobertson89@CJohnCC Reported a pre-tax loss of ยฃ262.4 million for the year ending June 30, 2025, which โsmashed the previous highest pre-tax loss posted by Manchester City in the 2010-11 season.
Got to be the dumbest person on this app. Would hate to see your personal finances