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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

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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

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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 eyes property tax raid on the wealthy
Higher-value homes in the crosshairs as Chancellor looks for ways to balance books

Reeves’ ‘mansion tax’ makes ‘no sense’, former IFS director warns

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Reeves’ ‘mansion tax’ makes ‘no sense’, former IFS director warns

Now Rachel Reeves plans 'mansion tax' as she seeks to plug £50bn hole

Timeline cronologica

Reeves considers replacing stamp duty with new property tax

Reeves eyes property tax raid on the wealthy

Reeves warned mansion tax risks backfiring

Reeves considering tax on high-value homes to help plug hole in finances

Reeves considering new property tax on houses worth more than £500,000

Chancellor mulls replacing stamp duty with new property tax

Reeves’ new homes levy slammed as a ‘tax on ordinary Londoners’

Reeves plots new capital gains tax on expensive homes

Reeves considering tax on high-value homes to help plug hole in finances

Rachel Reeves considers ‘mansion tax’ to fill Treasury black hole

Now Rachel Reeves plans 'mansion tax' as she seeks to plug £50bn hole

Reeves warned mansion tax risks backfiring

Reeves’ ‘mansion tax’ makes ‘no sense’, former IFS director warns

Will Rachel Reeves realise that by clobbering the wealthy, she hurts working people?