Howard pledges to slash stamp duty

April 21, 2005
Conservative leader Michael Howard has said a Tory government would spend £1 billion to cut stamp duty on the average house to nothing. Howard has pledged to raise the stamp duty threshold to £250,000. He says this will free more than 500,000 homebuyers a year from stamp duty, with 80% of house purchases unaffected by the tax. “It’s time we …

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