Housebuilders scramble to throw cash at buyers in wake of stamp duty holiday

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DimPrawn replied

27 July 2020, 17:09
Gricer sockie is banned.
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AtW replied

27 July 2020, 16:46
P.S. Fook off, Gricer
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Whorty replied

27 July 2020, 16:36
Originally posted by AtW View Post

“ Developers are scrambling to throw cash at home buyers after Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s stamp duty holiday upended the system of housebuilder incentives.

Paying contributions to stamp duty bills is a well-established tactic to woo purchasers to buy new-build homes.

Unlike offering price discounts, the incentives help to keep sale prices high and give housebuilders an edge over the second hand homes market.”

Housebuilders scramble to throw cash at buyers in wake of stamp duty holiday

FFS, surely “contribution” to a tax bill is taxable income?!?

Is there anything that doesn't trigger you and p you off? Take a chill pill mate - no good getting upset about things you can't control
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GigiBronz replied

27 July 2020, 16:26
they'll prop the hell out of it. Probably waiting atm to see signs of it needing help, it's probably still early.

We might see people being allowed to use their pensions to pay their debt. Or something around those terms.

They will find new ways to build entitlement in the category group that favours the establishment. -> old senile people
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Excursion UK replied

27 July 2020, 16:13
Originally posted by AtW View Post

“ Developers are scrambling to throw cash at home buyers after Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s stamp duty holiday upended the system of housebuilder incentives.

Paying contributions to stamp duty bills is a well-established tactic to woo purchasers to buy new-build homes.

Unlike offering price discounts, the incentives help to keep sale prices high and give housebuilders an edge over the second hand homes market.”

Housebuilders scramble to throw cash at buyers in wake of stamp duty holiday

FFS, surely “contribution” to a tax bill is taxable income?!?

I wonder if they are going to extend the stamp duty holiday beyond March 2021. Tempted to get shot of my LTB - tenants are a right PITA.
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AtW started a topic Housebuilders scramble to throw cash at buyers in wake of stamp duty holiday

27 July 2020, 16:01
Housebuilders scramble to throw cash at buyers in wake of stamp duty holiday

“ Developers are scrambling to throw cash at home buyers after Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s stamp duty holiday upended the system of housebuilder incentives.

Paying contributions to stamp duty bills is a well-established tactic to woo purchasers to buy new-build homes.

Unlike offering price discounts, the incentives help to keep sale prices high and give housebuilders an edge over the second hand homes market.”

Housebuilders scramble to throw cash at buyers in wake of stamp duty holiday

FFS, surely “contribution” to a tax bill is taxable income?!?
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