New Tory Tax

[Peoplesoft bloke]

This enterprising outfit exists to help devlopers wriggle out of these kinds of things -

Section 106 Affordable Housing Viability | S106 Management

No doubt they will help with the new version too.

Some Local Authorities are so wank they don't even remember to ask for the cash.

[Scruff]

Lucky for Jenrick's buddy

What a right TWUNT - I wish that I could use the expletive version, since he fits the bill perfectly?

Robert Jenrick ‘insistent’ GBP1bn property development decision rushed through before Tory donor forced to pay extra taxes | The Independent

[Mordac]

"Developers and landowners will be required to pay more towards building schools, hospitals and local infrastructure under a major Government shake-up of the planning system.

The Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick will this week propose a new system of contributions from developers which will require them to handover more of the profits generated from rising land values. "

Developers to pay more towards local schools, hospitals and roads under Government shake-up of planning system

They already have to pay an infrastructure levy, which is very easy to fiddle, and based on self-declared expected value/profit. That system needs to be overhauled, but not to the extent that nobody builds anything at all.

[PCTNN]

"Developers and landowners will be required to pay more towards building schools, hospitals and local infrastructure under a major Government shake-up of the planning system.

No problem for developers. No deal brexit is going to create a great supply of cheap british labour. That plus developers will cut costs even more, so profits won't change. Only thing that will change is the quality of these new build houses: shoddy will get shoddier.

[darmstadt]

This is Johnson trying to fund his 40 new hospitals as the bank is empty, like his promises

[AtW]

It’s going to result on more donations from big developers to the Tories

[jayn200]

Will this just result in pushing out more smaller builders? And just create more housing issues in one of the worst housing markets in the world?

[AtW]

"Developers and landowners will be required to pay more towards building schools, hospitals and local infrastructure under a major Government shake-up of the planning system.

The Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick will this week propose a new system of contributions from developers which will require them to handover more of the profits generated from rising land values. "

Developers to pay more towards local schools, hospitals and roads under Government shake-up of planning system