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Reeves plots new capital gains tax on expensive homes
Chancellor considers end to private residence relief which could force higher rate taxpayers to surrender 24pc of their gains
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theguardian.com
Reeves considers replacing stamp duty with new property tax
Exclusive: Treasury examines options including tax on homes sold for more than £500,000 as well as overhaul of council tax
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telegraph.co.uk
Reeves eyes property tax raid on the wealthy
Higher-value homes in the crosshairs as Chancellor looks for ways to balance books
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independent.co.uk
Reeves considering new property tax on houses worth more than £500,000
The levy could be rolled out in this parliament for owner-occupied homes
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Chancellor mulls replacing stamp duty with new property tax
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How could stamp duty and council tax be replaced with new ‘property taxes’?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is looking at reforms that could spell the end for stamp duty and council tax
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Reeves’ new homes levy slammed as a ‘tax on ordinary Londoners’
A property expert who has campaigned against stamp duty says the new tax will make it harder for Londoners to start families
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ft.com
Reeves explores reform to capital gains tax on expensive houses
UK Treasury considers overhaul of property levies as ministers confront a hole in the public finances of at least £20bn
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Reeves plots new capital gains tax on expensive homes
Chancellor considers end to private residence relief which could force higher rate taxpayers to surrender 24pc of their gains
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Reeves considering tax on high-value homes to help plug hole in finances
Reported plans could raise up to £40bn while preserving pledge not to raise income tax, VAT or national insurance
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Rachel Reeves considers ‘mansion tax’ to fill Treasury black hole
The chancellor is seeking ways to raise cash in the face of dire warnings about the state of the public finances
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dailymail.co.uk
Now Rachel Reeves plans 'mansion tax' as she seeks to plug £50bn hole
In what has been dubbed a form of 'mansion tax', the Chancellor is reportedly looking to end the exemption from capital gains tax when owners of higher-value properties sell up.
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Reeves warned mansion tax risks backfiring
Tax on sale of homes worth over £1.5m may not raise enough to fill £50bn black hole
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Reeves’ ‘mansion tax’ makes ‘no sense’, former IFS director warns
The chancellor is reportedly planning to levy capital gains on the sale of first properties