The Budget March 2021

** BREAKING NEWS ** What has Rishi Sunak announced regarding stamp duty?

Stamp Duty Extended until 30 June 2021

There has been much speculation over the last few weeks but finally Rishi Sunak has announced that the current stamp duty holiday has been extended until 30 June 2021 - a welcome relief for buyers and sellers who have been trying to beat the original deadline of 31 March 2021.

This means that purchases for main residences up to £500,000 will continue to be free from the tax.

Furthermore, the 0 rate for stamp duty has been increased to £250,000 until the end of September 2021 (from it's original £125,000 mark)

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