British house prices stagnated in March, Nationwide says
(Reuters) -British house prices were flat in March and the market is likely to stay soft after a tax increase on property ...
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UK Property Market Faces Uncertainty Amid Tax Changes
British house prices remained unchanged in March following a rise in property transaction taxes, according to Nationwide. The ...
Rachel Reeves' 4 tax hikes set to cost British families over £1,000 per year
British households are set to pay an average of £1,112 more in taxes annually from April, according to a new analysis. The ...
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Tony Blair’s team call for large scale property tax reform
On the day that stamp duty thresholds revert to their previous higher levels, the Tony Blair Institute has called for ...
London's poshest homes being sold at HUGE discounts not seen since 2009 thanks to non-dom tax changes
The end of non-dom tax status and stamp duty hikes on second homes have put a dampener on the super-prime homes market, ...
Pensions, ISAs and stamp duty: The tough choices experts expect Rachel Reeves to make in the Spring Statement
The tough choices experts expect Rachel Reeves to make in the Spring Statement - Expert insight on where Ms Reeves could make ...
Rachel Reeves nightmare as UK families told to brace for £1,000 tax hammer blow
Rachel Reeves is facing a political nightmare as hard-working families across the UK are being told to brace for a tax hammer ...
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Putting stamp on history
It was on this day, 260 years ago, that the British Parliament passed the Stamp Act of 1765, levying a tax on a variety of ...
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Stamp Act passed
On March 22, 1765, the British government passed the Stamp Act. The legislation levied a direct tax on all materials printed for commercial and legal use in the colonies, from newspapers and pamphlets ...
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British Acts Before the Declaration of Independence
The Stamp Act met with unified colonial resistance because this direct tax imposed on the colonies ... Ordered owners of private dwellings to accommodate British soldiers.