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UK Property Market Hopes Calm Will Last Beyond the Government's Autumn Statement

Capital Gains Tax, Rather Than Stamp Duty, May Be Under Review
Terraced flanked by trees with a for sale sign. (Getty Images)
Terraced flanked by trees with a for sale sign. (Getty Images)
By Tom Bill
November 14, 2022 | 10:32 AM

Just as calm returns to the UK property after a volatile October, along comes the Budget. The aim of Thursday’s Autumn Statement is to fill a £50 billion black hole in the country’s finances without rattling financial markets. For the residential property market, such events are normally the subject of conjecture and capital gains tax rather than stamp duty is generating more column inches this time round.

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