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Mind the Gap Between Tax Policy and Economic Reality

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By tom bill
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When Andy Burnham was asked about tax rises in the autumn Budget last week, he said “I won’t take risks with people's jobs or their livelihoods”. His critics will argue that the last two Labour Budgets have done precisely that with measures including a national insurance rise for employers and inheritance tax changes for farmers. Many businesses view the former as a tax on jobs while the latter raises doubts about the long-term viability of some family farms.
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Burnham Bounce Struggles to Lift Property Market

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By tom bill
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Andy Burnham returned from his summer holiday last week and his honeymoon as Prime Minister also felt over. The ‘Burnham bounce’ has pushed Labour from the high teens to the mid-twenties in the opinion polls. However, internal conflict over the tough choices his government faces in the autumn Budget is a sign that reality is biting, a theme explored on the latest episode of Housing Unpacked.
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Rob Perrins on Planning Reform, the Future of London and Post-Budget Market Signals

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Buyer demand in early January has been stronger than normal for the time of year, according to Rob Perrins, executive chairman of Berkeley Group. His assessment tallies with Knight Frank data that shows an increase in activity following November’s Budget. One reason for the recent bounce is that buyers and sellers acted shortly before the November Budget due to the speculation over property taxes. Others activated plans after the event, relieved that mansion tax rates were not set higher.
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