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Will Rachel Reeves realise that by clobbering the wealthy, she hurts working people?
Rumours the chancellor is considering a mansion tax to fill a hole in the Treasury finances show the government has once again misunderstood who and what really keeps the economy moving, writes Chris Blackhurst
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independent.co.uk
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.
