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Dan Neidle argues that stamp duty, while modest in its fiscal impact, has an outsized effect on people's lives.
He also highlights potential knock-on effects for the housing market, labour market, and the broader economy, emphasizing that the primary issue with the tax is the misery it causes for individuals.
Neidle has previously identified issues in UK fiscal policy, including a fundamental balance sheet error made by the SNP finance team. He has also observed that UK tax rates have reached their highest level since 1945. These analyses form part of his ongoing scrutiny of tax and public finance policy.