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Home Mortgages Stamp Duty Calculator UK 2026 — First-Time Buyers, Second Homes & Buy-to-Let
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Stamp Duty Calculator UK 2026 — First-Time Buyers, Second Homes & Buy-to-Let

Calculate exactly how much stamp duty you'll pay in 2026 — for first-time buyers, home movers, second homes and buy-to-let. Covers England, Scotland and Wales with instant results.

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Chandraketu Tripathi
Finance Editor, Kaeltripton
Published 22 Mar 2026
Last reviewed 25 Apr 2026
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Stamp Duty Calculator UK 2026 — First-Time Buyers, Second Homes & Buy-to-Let

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Chandraketu Tripathi
Finance Editor · Kaeltripton.com
Chandraketu (CK) Tripathi, founder and lead editor of Kael Tripton. 22 years in finance and marketing across 23 markets. Writes on UK personal finance, tax, mortgages, insurance, energy, and investing. Sources: HMRC, FCA, Ofgem, BoE, ONS.

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