FTB stamp duty relief to be scrapped

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The government will not continue with the stamp duty tax relief for first time buyers.

While George Osborne did not mention the holiday during his Autumn Statement, the full Treasury document reveals that it will end next year.

The government claims that the relief has been “ineffective in increasing the number of first time buyers entering the market””.

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