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Cut stamp duty to reap £4bn windfall, Berkeley urges Healey

Published by City A.M. · United Kingdom 4 h ago

One of Britain’s biggest housebuilders has urged John Healey to slash stamp duty on newly built homes, in a move which it says would hand the Treasury a £4.2bn windfall. In its…

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