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Previously on "Vince Cable calls for mansion tax in next Budget"
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AtW you should be aspiring to pay a mansion tax and brag about it to sasguru.
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Originally posted by Freamon View PostYou don't pay CGT on your PPR. Even sasguru knows that.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostSo you want to tax people only because they bought some asset that's gone up in price, would you give them tax refund if price of house collapses then?
Well, that's what CGT is for - when they actually realise value by selling it then fine, tax 'em but taxing people whose got paper increase in asset price seems perverse, unless you are champagne socialist.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostMost of them don't pay stamp duty. They buy the houses via offshore trusts. Do you approve of that?
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Originally posted by Freamon View PostPipe down, Sasguru Jr. They didn't earn it because they bought at far far lower prices and benefited from a massive speculative bubble. Even MF knows this stuff.
Well, that's what CGT is for - when they actually realise value by selling it then fine, tax 'em but taxing people whose got paper increase in asset price seems perverse, unless you are champagne socialist.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostWho made you the judge of that? They either paid income taxes to purchase property or inherited it and paid hefty 40% inheritance tax. The only exception are foreigners who brought in big money - if you piss them off they won't bring it and won't pay stamp duty, won't get their kids to this country to pay hefty edukational fees, won't move their bank accounts etc etc.
You are really a prized cretin Freamon.
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Originally posted by Freamon View PostThese are some of the wealthiest people in the country, and they haven't earned their wealth
You are really a prized cretin Freamon.
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