StatusClosed
Opened12 Mar 2025
Closes12 Sept 2025
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Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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We feel that the change to the stamp duty threshold is an added burden for first time buyers who have been saving for a long time. We want the government to consider an extension of the £425,000 threshold, and to push the dates for reducing exemption to a few more months.
We feel it's a significant burden for first time buyers of around £6250, as the stamp duty threshold goes from £425,000 down to £300,000. We believe this would take a few years to save and may push families away from buying homes in 2025. We also think it is difficult to buy a home for £300,000 with less burden of stamp duty in south of England.
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1Rebecca Paul MP
Reigate2James Asser MP
West Ham and Beckton3Neil Coyle MP
Bermondsey and Old Southwark4Daniel Francis MP
Bexleyheath and Crayford5Mary Creagh MP
Coventry East6James Murray MP
Ealing North7Mims Davies MP
East Grinstead and Uckfield8Dr Neil Hudson MP
Epping Forest9Lisa Smart MP
Hazel Grove10Mr Calvin Bailey MP
Leyton and Wanstead