Stamp duty exemption threshold raised to €300,000 for first-time buyers

LabourHousing & Planningpress release2026-04-29

Stamp duty exemption threshold raised to €300,000 for first-time buyers

The Labour Party proposes to increase the stamp duty exemption threshold for first-time buyers by €100,000, from €200,000 to €300,000.

Full detail →↗ one.com.mt/manifest-pl-l-ammont-ezentat-mill-hlas-tat-taxxa-tal-boll-se-jizdied-ghal-e300000-ghall-first-time-buyers/

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MANIFEST PL: L-ammont eżentat mill-ħlas tat-taxxa tal-boll se jiżdied għal €300,000 għall-first-time buyers L-ammont eżentat mill-ħlas tat-taxxa tal-boll se jiżdied b’€100,000, jiġifieri minn €200,000 għal €300,000. Dan tħabbar mill-Prim Ministru u Mexxej Laburista Robert Abela, waqt li kien qed jindirizza konferenza tal-aħbarijiet fejn ħabbar diversi proposti mill-manifest elettorali.

Read the original release at one.com.mt/manifest-pl-l-ammont-ezentat-mill-hlas-tat-taxxa-tal-boll-se-jizdied-ghal-e300000-ghall-first-time-buyers/

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