New thinking for Labour on taxes?
Potential reforms to income and capital gains taxes outlined in a new report from the IPPR could find their way into the Labour manifesto.
Potential reforms to income and capital gains taxes outlined in a new report from the IPPR could find their way into the Labour manifesto.
When George Osborne announced in his summer 2015 Budget a variety of tax changes aimed at discouraging buy-to-let (BTL) investment, they came as a surprise. To ease their impact, the then Chancellor phased in the most significant reform, a revised treatment of interest relief, over four years and deferred its start date to April 2017.
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