UK’s Tax Relief for New Stocks Spurs Hope for Permanent Rollback

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The UK's Chancellor has proposed a three-year tax relief for newly listed companies on the London Stock Exchange, which has been welcomed by City executives as a step towards boosting the capital markets.

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s plan to give newly listed companies on the London Stock Exchange a three-year exemption on stamp duty tax was welcomed by City of London executives as a step to boosting the capital markets, though they would rather it be scrapped altogether.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on November 26, 2025.
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