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Opened27 Aug 2026
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Require any new annual property tax to include a full credit for Stamp Duty paid within the previous five years, with transitional relief for homeowners facing substantial increases.
Homeowners who recently paid substantial Stamp Duty could be unfairly disadvantaged. They would have paid a large upfront tax under the existing system, only to face a new annual property tax shortly afterwards, while future purchasers benefit from the abolition of Stamp Duty. Any reform should provide a full credit for Stamp Duty paid within five years of implementation, applied against future property-tax liabilities, plus a phased transition and protection from excessive increases.
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1Carla Denyer MP
Bristol Central2Mr Will Forster MP
Woking3Freddie van Mierlo MP
Henley and Thame4Christian Wakeford MP
Bury South5Danny Kruger MP
East Wiltshire6David Reed MP
Exmouth and Exeter East7Naushabah Khan MP
Gillingham and Rainham8Andy Slaughter MP
Hammersmith and Chiswick9Mike Wood MP
Kingswinford and South Staffordshire10Alex Brewer MP
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