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Angela Rayner 'dodged £40,000 in stamp duty' on her new seaside pad
Angela Rayner reportedly took her name off the deeds of her Greater Manchester property only weeks before purchasing an £800,000 coastal flat, the Telegraph has claimed.
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telegraph.co.uk
Angela Rayner dodges £40,000 stamp duty
Deputy Prime Minister reduces tax bill for Hove flat by declaring it as her main residence
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dailymail.co.uk
Angela Rayner 'dodged £40,000 in stamp duty' on her new seaside pad
Angela Rayner reportedly took her name off the deeds of her Greater Manchester property only weeks before purchasing an £800,000 coastal flat, the Telegraph has claimed.
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Angela Rayner LIVE: Latest updates on Labour's deputy prime minister
Follow the Daily Mail's live coverage after claims Angela Rayner dodged shelling out £40,000 on her coastal flat after saying it was her main place of residence to tax authorities.
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Angela three pads Rayner: Deputy PM's growing property empire
Angela Rayner's Hove apartment is the latest addition to her burgeoning property empire - which includes a £650,000 four-bed in Greater Manchester and a grace-and-favour pad in…
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Angela Rayner 'escaped £40k in stamp duty' on new seaside pad
The Labour deputy leader has repeatedly hit out at 'tax dodgers' during her years as an MP in the House of Commons.
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Angela Rayner faces sleaze inquiry over tax dodge
Deputy Prime Minister admits taking her name off deeds to family home in move that saved her £40,000 in stamp duty
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Labour MP hits out at Angela Rayner over homes tax row
A Labour MP has publicly condemned Angela Rayner over her controversial property dealings.
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The deposit Angela Rayner put down on her new £800k seaside pad
The new revelation comes after the Deputy Prime Minister was criticised by a Labour MP over her controversial property dealings involving her £800,000 flat in East Sussex.
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theguardian.com
Angela Rayner ‘clear she followed rules’ when buying Hove flat, says Bridget Phillipson
Education secretary defends her cabinet colleague against claims she avoided stamp duty when buying property