This calculator is for properties in England and Northern Ireland. There is a different stamp duty system for Scotland and Wales. Here is how stamp duty rates will change in England and Northern ...

Property buyers in England and Northern Ireland have 14 days from the 'effective date' of the transaction (usually the date of completion) to pay their stamp duty bill. If you fail to do this on time, ...

Scotland, Wales, the Midlands and many northern regions saw average property asking prices rise this month, Rightmove said.

House prices rose at their fastest rate in more than two years in the twelve months to February, according to the Office for ...

In Scotland buyers pay Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT), while in Wales buyers pay Land Transaction Tax (LTT). You have 14 days to pay stamp duty tax from the date of completion.

Here’s more on stamp duty as levied across the UK ... if you are buying an additional property to your main residence in Wales, you must normally pay a surcharge of 4% or 5% on top of regular ...

Rates and thresholds are different for properties in Scotland and Wales. For instance, a £600,000 purchase of a main residence will now costs £2,500 more in stamp duty after the change.

Budget dealt landlords with a shock, plenty of ‘doomers’ were ready once again to write off the buy-to-let (BTL) sector.

The cost of new property coming to market has risen by 1.4% so far in April despite the stamp duty thresholds rising, ...

UK house prices jumped by 5.4% in the year to February - the fastest rate in more than two years, new official figures show.