Daily Mail’s Mansion Tax story quotes property website owned by the Daily Mail
A cosy network of party and media colludes to lament a slight dip in London house prices
A cosy network of party and media colludes to lament a slight dip in London house prices
The survey cited doesn’t mention the Mansion tax, so the Times points to a ‘general feeling’
Labour supporters think the Tories are more pro-business than their own party; it’s time for Milband to change the emphasis
Introducing new bands at the top, as suggested by opponents of the Mansion Tax, won’t amount to the comprehensive reform we need
The mansion tax isn’t just a short-term revenue raiser – it’s also popular
Deriding Ed Miliband as an Oxbridge elitist is to miss the actual problem with Labour’s leadership.
By introducing a mansion tax based on the last sale price of a property, rather than the current market value, the tax would hit only those who could afford to pay it, writes Tom Copley.
New polling shows overwhelming support among the public for a mansion tax, with voters from all three main parties backing the measure by a significant majority.
Left Foot Forward’s James Bloodworth takes on John O’Connell of the TaxPayer’s Alliance over the mansions tax.
Left Foot Forward makes the case for a mansion tax based on the fact that within the current council tax system the rich do not pay their fair share.