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Budget Announcement: Stamp Duty Land Tax & Capital Gains Tax Changes

Following the Chancellor’s budget announcement on 30th October 2024, we have updated ATEB Suitability to reflect the changes in Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) and Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rates. The revised SDLT rates are available in the optional Glossary of Terms when making Mortgage Recommendations. For CGT, the updated rates can be found in the Potential Disadvantages tab when making Investment Recommendations.

Please note – following the budget announcement further changes will be made to the content of our report writing application in readiness for the 2025/26 tax year.

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Budget Announcement: Stamp Duty Land Tax & Capital Gains Tax Changes

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