Lord Flight, a former Conservative Shadow Chief Secretary
to the Treasury, has attacked the Government’s buy-to-let tax changes, warning
they could destabilise Britain's housing market by triggering "a sharp
fall in prices, if not a crash". He said the Government's policies also
threatened to "put thousands of tenants’ security at risk",
predicting that landlords would rush to sell to sell properties having first
evicted tenants. Lord Flight is the first prominent politician to openly
criticise the Government's surprise assault on private landlords, which will
see many pay significantly more tax on their rental income and higher rates of
stamp duty. Read more on the Daily
Telegraph website.
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