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'Bold step': Other states urged to follow NSW's lead on stamp duty reform
State and territory premiers are under pressure to follow the NSW government's plan to give home buyers a choice between paying a one-off stamp duty or an annual fee, risking a hit to the budget bottom line while interest rates are low to scrap the widely disliked tax.
- by Jennifer Duke, Shane Wright and Matt Wade
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