Stamp Duty receipts rose by 20% in 2024-25 – HMRC

HMRC Stamp Duty receipts jump by 21% over past 12 months

Agents wondering why Rachel Reeves left Stamp Duty alone during her recent Budget should look to latest 'bumper' official figures.

Sharp rise in stamp duty receipts - HMRC

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HMRC made an extra 23% from stamp duty in year to April

The government’s takings from stamp duty jumped by 23% in the tax year to April to reach £18.2 billion, up from £14.8bn in the previous year, official figures show. Within this total, which includes taxes on sales of shares, stamp duty on property sales (stamp… The post HMRC made an extra 23% from stamp duty in year to April appeared first on Mortgage Finance Gazette.

Government's earnings from stamp duty surge 23% to £18bn

The government’s takings from stamp duty jumped by 23% in the tax year to April to reach £18.2 billion, up from £14.8bn in the previous year, official

Stamp Duty receipts rose by 20% in 2024-25 – HMRC

HMRC’s latest annual stamp tax report showed a sharp increase in receipts and transactions in 2024-25, driven by higher surcharge rates, forestalling activity ahead of April 2025 SDLT threshold changes, and continued strength in both residential and non-residential markets. Total receipts rose 23% year-on-year, increasing from £14.8bn in 2023-24 to £18.2bn in 2024-25. SDLT receipts grew 20% over the same period to £13.9bn. HMRC attributed this t…