Are higher stamp duty revenues a precursor to future changes in property taxes for investors, and what should UK property investors prepare for?
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Increased SDLT revenues, particularly from the 5% additional dwelling surcharge, could indicate a government leaning towards higher property taxation. Investors should prepare for potential hikes in CGT, inheritance tax, and new land value taxes.
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