Council tax bands should be abolished, giving local
authorities the freedom to set their own flat rate levy, according to a report
from a think tank. In Moving beyond Mansion Tax, CentreForum argues councils
should be allowed to retain any revenue raised from homes valued at £2m or
below to pay for local services. Any tax raised from homes worth more than £2m,
would be distributed nationally under the plans. It argues this new system
would make property tax fairer than the proposed Mansion Tax and would
strengthen the links between taxpayers and local services. Read more on the
LocalGov website.
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