Not true!
The proposal is no land and property tax up to property value of £135k From £135k to £250k, you pay 2% on the value of your house above £135k From £250k to £500k, you pay 10% on the value of your house above £250k plus 2% of £115k. So for your example for a £300k property, you'd pay (115k*0.02)+(50k*0.1) =£7300. Currently, you would pay 3% on £300k = £9000. I can't be bothered to do the arithmetic, but I think you start to 'lose out' if your property is worth more than £345k(ish) At least that's how I have interpreted the way the tax will be imposed |
Absolutely correct, Speedywheels.
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Sorry I couldn't resist.
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I'll admit I got it wrong! I saw a table with the headline figures and no real explanation. This sets it all out quite clearly:
BBC News - Who will be the winners and losers of the new Scottish stamp duty system? |
The first completely independently produced Scottish tax since 1706?
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