Labour could generate the same amount of money by
ditching the mansion tax and instead raising levies on empty houses, foreign
buyers and buy-to-let landlords, a new report has found. Analysis by the Centre for Economics and Business
Research (CEBR) found targeted taxation could raise more than £6 billion next
parliament without hitting cash-strapped families. The findings call into
question whether Labour’s plans to make people in houses worth more than £2
million pay more is the fairest way to boost revenues through property tax.
Read more on the Daily Telegraph website.
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