Will middle class voters rue voting Labour now that taxes on overwhelmingly middle class homes are likely to increase as Labour searches for new ways to finance a bloated public sector?
The Telegraph reports that houses "with more bedrooms than average, conservatories, large patios or gardens, roof terraces or balconies. Homes in "gated communities" [] also face higher [council tax] bills". If such variables are already captured in the sale price of a home, why does Government need to spend £105m on collecting additional data?
Does the Government consider that houses within the catchment area of a good school should also pay more?
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I bet the council tax on lower valued properties won't go down while the higher ones go up. It's a cash raising exercise. My house is crap and so is the area but I'll pay lots of tax for having 5 bedrooms.
5 bedrooms!?! Stop boasting Wonko!You can afford to pay a lot more tax...
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