Labour to enforce entry to your home for Property Mansion Tax?

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As Labour take a tighter control on UK citizens and further explore taxes to impose – The latest trending topic discussed is the suggestion that they wish to send officials out to homes they serve in order to value and impose the mansion tax.

If the group of unprofessional leaders in charge couldn’t slip any further in their estimation for many, they now wish to enforce entry to people’s homes they deem taxable under their new cash grabbing incentive – The Mansion Tax: Labour’s mansion tax plans criticised (source: Strutt and Parker)

Many property experts have questioned and criticise this latest agenda by Labour to both extract more taxes on the working class and devalue the UK property market with just a few staunch Labour supporters on the defensive. With Landlords being the latest group to be targeted by the government, with awash of landlord stock hitting the market. “The never-ending onslaught of landlords, including the abolition of Section 21, tough EPC rules, and changes to stamp duty, have left landlords fed up and thinking of throwing in the towel.” source LandLordZone

How Labour broke Britain’s rental market in 100 days – source: Telegraph

The deputy leader of a North London council is quoted as calling Labour’s proposed Mansion Tax as : “an absolute disgrace.”

 

 

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