Money Facts: Stamp Duty
by Anorak | 31st, December 2007
ANORAK’S look at money news in the media
THE TELEGRAPH: “Home buyers in the South are paying more than three times as much stamp duty as those in the North of the country, new figures show.
“People buying a property in the South of the UK paid an average of £6,280 in stamp duty during 2006-07, while those in the North paid just £1,994 during the same period, according to online mortgage firm mform.co.uk.”
Astounding.
Anyone else think this is because homes in the south cost more than they do in the north?
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