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Halifax estimates cost of ending Stamp Duty holiday

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16 March 2012
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Halifax has estimated that an extra four in 10 first-time buyers have been exempt from paying stamp duty as a result of the government raising the starting threshold from £125,000 to £250,000 over the past two years.

The bank says the temporary increase in the threshold has meant that 95% of first-time buyers over the period have not had to pay stamp duty.

An estimated 150,000 first-time buyers have benefitted from the increase in the threshold over the past two years with approximately 380,000 first-time buyers paying no stamp duty.

Returning the starting threshold to £125,000 will result in nearly 45% of first-time buyers paying stamp duty. Halifax said.

The South East and Greater London have benefitted most from the change with around seven in 10 first-time buyers having to pay no stamp duty directly due to the raising of the threshold from £125,000 to £250,000.

The North and Northern Ireland have benefitted the least with only one in six first-time buyers exempt from the tax as a result of the increase.

Only 4% of first-time buyers in Greater London will be exempt from stamp duty when the starting threshold returns to £125,000. Four in five first-time buyers in the South East will pay the tax.

The proportions of first-time buyers paying stamp duty will be much lower in other parts of the country with less than one in five paying the tax in the North and Northern Ireland.

Martin Ellis, Halifax housing economist, said: “Returning the threshold to £125

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