Similar words: stamp, stamp out, stampede, duty, clampdown, on duty, off duty, jury duty. Meaning: n. a tax collected by requiring a stamp to be purchased and attached (usually on documents or publications).
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1. Stamp Duty will be charged at one per cent.
2. This will reduce Newco's stamp duty bill.
3. Stamp duty; Land registry fees.
4. No stamp duty should be payable because of these reliefs but the Regulations do not provide for a hybrid certificate.Sentencedict
5. The purchaser of assets will pay stamp duty at double this rate but on only part of the consideration.
6. Whichever buy-in regime applies, stamp duty is payable by Target at one-half percent on the return of the cancelled shares.
7. Radical breaks on stamp duty are planned to entice house buyers into rundown areas.
8. Citibank Mortgage will pay stamp duty up to a maximum of ￡400 and provide two years' free unemployment cover.
9. Shouldn't the removal of Stamp Duty become a permanent feature?
10. The section specified that stamp duty of 50p was payable on such an instrument.
11. However, since Stamp Duty has already been removed from share dealing, why has he set a moratorium on house purchase?
12. Consider the differential treatment of capital allowances, stamp duty, corporation tax and VAT.
13. This means that stamp duty is assessed by reference to the highest ascertainable rent which might become payable under the lease.
14. And a staggering 25 % aren't even aware Stamp Duty will eventually have to be paid.
15. Therefore the stamp duty on a house worth ￡70,000 is ￡700.
16. Stamp duty suspension for properties up to ￡250,000 has certainly encouraged householders wanting to move up the housing ladder to start looking again.
17. This is because the stamp duty on property transfers is 6% but the duty on share transfers is only 1%.
18. Increasing the stamp duty threshold on house sales from ￡30,000 to ￡60,000.
19. Stamp duty ticket is negotiable securities.
20. Reduction in stamp duty, announced Wednesday night, big positive.
21. Stamp duty ticket: Stamp duty ticket is the duty paid proof of pay stamp duty, by national tax Wu total bureau is in charge of supervise the manufacture of.
22. Buyers brought forward purchases in August to beat the deadline on stamp duty, creating a vacuum in the following month.
23. Had the limit not been stated, the rent would have been unascertainable, and the stamp duty would have been ￡2.
24. Stamp duty Another central government tax raised on transfers of ownership is stamp duty.
25. After Completion - the solicitor registers the title and pays stamp duty where applicable on your behalf.
26. By executing and keeping such documents outside the United Kingdom the purchaser can significantly reduce the stamp duty it must pay.
27. Meanwhile housebuilder Cala Homes is wooing first-timers by paying the 5 percent deposit, stamp duty and ￡500 towards the legal costs.
28. However, his most welcome move was the raising of the Stamp Duty threshold from ￡30,000 to ￡60,000.
29. A multiple transfer of assets may be time consuming if consents are required and may give rise to unnecessary stamp duty.
30. The only difference is that a scheme might, as mentioned above, enable the bidder to save stamp duty.
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