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Posted by CyborgFinance 6 days ago
Today was the first increase in Stamp Duty (SDLT) the next is in April.
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Posted by phpadam 6 days ago

A landlord buying a property for £240,000 would have been taxed:

🏠£7,200 Yesterday

🏠£12,000 Today

🏠£14,300 From April 1st.

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Posted by coupl4nd 5 days ago

no joke

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Posted by Throbbing-Butt-Vein 6 days ago

Good

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Posted by BigWellyStyle 5 days ago

^^^^^^^^^^🎻

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Posted by psvrgamer1 6 days ago

Lol, we get it. Government clearly doesn't want us to be LL, we hear you and I'm sure your wish will come true in time.

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Posted by CyborgFinance 6 days ago

>your wish 

Not Mine!

SDLT for first-time buyers is also increasing, but less impact will be felt. SDLT for home movers is also rising (here)

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Posted by psvrgamer1 6 days ago

It's not my wish lol but highly likely consequence with all that's happening to rental market being proposed.

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Posted by sbos_ 6 days ago

Hear*

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Posted by psvrgamer1 6 days ago

Thank you, my phone is a nightmare for wrongly autocorrecting stuff I type, my fault for not proof reading though lol.

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Posted by sbos_ 6 days ago

Yeah I have the same issue tbf

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Posted by The_Flurr 6 days ago

How very tragic

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Posted by coupl4nd 5 days ago

Ownership bad. Me labour. Crush rich. Pay union.

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Posted by marli3 5 days ago

When ownership is distorting the market so wage to value is heading into double figures, yes, bad.

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Posted by Potential_Cover1206 6 days ago

So pretty much everybody buying a house in the UK is paying Stamp Duty.

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Posted by poulan9 6 days ago

How dare people want to buy a bigger home to, you know, perhaps start a family.

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Posted by marli3 5 days ago

This doesn't apply to a bigger home.

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Posted by Sburns85 5 days ago

Something had to be done though

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Posted by Potential_Cover1206 5 days ago

What for ? What do you think this pointless tax raid is doing ?

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Posted by Free_my_fish 5 days ago

Paying for the NHS to be fixed

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Posted by Potential_Cover1206 5 days ago

So far, Labour is chucking £22bn at the NHS. That's not fixing the NHS. That's throwing money down a black hole.

The NHS is heading towards peak PFI repayments in 2031/32. It's not a lot out of the whole NHS budget, £2.76bn a year. But for an individual hospital, it may be a respectable amount. Some hospitals are paying twice as much in PFI repayments that they spend on drugs.

Far too many of those hospitals are too small, badly designed, and struggling under excessive maintenance costs. One hospital had to pay £5k for a new sink.

In a sense, we should be happy that the previous governments were too distracted by events to order too many new hospitals on PFI contracts.

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Posted by Careless_Host1618 5 days ago

Paying for children to go to school in buildings that aren't crumbling. Although, I guess if you're a landlord you can afford to send your kid somewhere structurally sound so who gives a fuck?

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Posted by Potential_Cover1206 5 days ago

If you really think the government will manage to spend any money successfully on what needs doing, I have a bridge in London to sell you

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Posted by Careless_Host1618 5 days ago

Okay let's defund the government and privatise everything because what we need is more sewage in our water. Maybe if enough brain-eating amoebas get into our drinking water everyone will finally agree with landlords.

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Posted by Fantastic_Welcome761 5 days ago

Yeah but the lower value houses are typically first time buyers and they'll still be exempt. Going up the ladder will now cost you more.

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Posted by Potential_Cover1206 5 days ago

In how many parts of the UK can you buy a 2 bedroom house for a young couple planning on starting a family for under £125k ?

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Posted by Fantastic_Welcome761 5 days ago

None. But plenty under £250k which is where the new exemption for FTB begins.

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Posted by AlmightyRobert 6 days ago

Just dropping in to mention it was 1% in 1997…

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Posted by ralaman 6 days ago

Has anyone noticed that the war between the UK and France has ended? Therefore Stamp duty should have ended. This is robbery at its finest

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Posted by TravelOwn4386 5 days ago

Thats a point, pros and cons of moving to france?

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Posted by coupl4nd 5 days ago

who came in to power back then again?

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Posted by marli3 5 days ago

The Whigs?

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Posted by umaywellsaythat 6 days ago

Can't help thinking this will actually end up raising less money, not more.

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Posted by TravelOwn4386 5 days ago

It will just create a new landlord sector with the remaining landlords being large corps that the gov can then bail out when things get bad using tax payers money. They will probably be exempt from min epc rating and get special treatment over the remaining private landlords. So yes the potential to cost the gov a lot more in the end.

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Posted by v60qf 6 days ago

Great news for public services and manufacturers of tiny violins. Thanks landlords (Y)

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Posted by sketchfag 5 days ago

The increase today is far heavier than the one in April. Insane.

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Posted by CommentOne8867 5 days ago

Rents going up for the working people...awesome job you clowns.

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Posted by Ok_Adhesiveness3950 6 days ago

The temporary £2.5k tax cut is expiring as planned.

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Posted by ralaman 6 days ago

Thanks for creating. This table you created needs improvement.

Add yesterday's rate for home movers

Use dates instead of Today Yesterday

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Posted by CyborgFinance 6 days ago

I cut it down for landlords. The full version is [here](https://cyborg.finance/news/stamp-duty-increase-2024-10).

However, I chose not to add "yesterday's rate for home movers" as it's the same as today's rate. It looked like unnecessary noise.

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Posted by di_Atticus_ib 6 days ago

The problem is people buying 10 houses. Unfortunately we don't have enough being built that aren't just rat runs dressed up to look pretty.

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Posted by Aiken_Drumn 5 days ago

How many people do you think that applies to? Enough to move the dial? I doubt it.

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Posted by Imaginary-Advice-229 5 days ago

Quite a few lol, in addition to companies buying up a lot of property

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Posted by Pokkel-Alex 5 days ago

If your a first time buyer are you still except???

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Posted by jjtnc 5 days ago

Up to 425k until april then it drops to 300k if i remember correctly

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Posted by Pokkel-Alex 5 days ago

Ah thanks, currently in the process of buying my first home só hope it's completed by then

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Posted by phpadam 5 days ago

Above £300k it's 5%, then above £500k you lose FTB discounts.

They are raising tax on FTB but at those price brackets it won't effect most FTBs.

https://cyborg.finance/news/stamp-duty-increase-2024-10

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Posted by Objective-Peanut-385 5 days ago

One cut, ninety nine thousand left. Don’t worry parasites, we will purge you.

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Posted by uklandlords-ModTeam 5 days ago

This is a community for Landlords. You can be anti-landlord in other places like /r/HousingUK/

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Posted by Working_Cut743 5 days ago

My son asked me earlier “But these people have intelligent people around them to help them understand the impact of their policies, right?”

You cannot rationalise political dogma.

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