Nice house? Labour wants to tax it, Kemi Badenoch tells Middle England

Today, Badenoch warns that the Labor Party is planning a tax raid for houses for billions of financial black hole.

The Tora leader said that Rachel Reeves saw the property as a ‘cash machine’ to add the property to public finance.

Chancellor is under pressure from both sides of the Labor Party to bring a ‘reserve tax’.

The National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) said last week that he should find 50 billion £ tax increases or expenditure cuts to balance books.

Ms. Badenoch, who wrote in the Daily Mail, warns that the Labor Party can change the Council tax groups or bring a tax on the value of the land: ‘A house is more than brick and mortar. Award for years of hard work, savings and sacrifice. It is security for our families. And the chancellor should not be treated like a cash machine. ‘

He said that the plan to target the property of the property by reviving the houses by Labour’s Galli government and pushing them to higher council tax groups.

And the Labor Party’s NIES report expressed concerns that the party may adopt a suggestion that the party should bring ‘value tax’. The respected thinking tank said that he should consider reforming the Chancellor’s Council tax with reform or even replacing it with a land value tax.

This tax, which was once supported by the party led by Jeremy Corbyn, would replace stamp tax and council tax by bringing a fixed tax to the price of the land.

Badenoch, the Labor Party’s NIESR report expressed concerns that the party may adopt a proposal that the party should bring a ‘value tax’.

This tax, which was once supported by the party led by Jeremy Corbyn, can be brought by Prime Minister Keir Starmer

The idea was last proposed by David Lloyd George in 1909, but he was afraid that he could become a new survey tax. Ms. Reeves, deputies warned that the current system is unfair, the party’s left and right of the right to reorganize real estate taxes under pressure.

Blue Emek, an effective fraction that is economically on the left wing but culturally conservative on the party, wants to overcome taxation in homes.

Earlier this year, Chancellor called on the Council to consider changing the tax rules in order to prevent the poorer parts of the country unjustly: ‘Our tax system needs reforming to reflect new facts, including the most value of value, including land and assets.

‘We must consider the taxes on assets and update the Council tax tapes to ensure that the country is not disproportionately shot to the poorer regions of the country.’

Mr. Corbyn is expected to call for a land value tax instead of his new party’s Council tax. Other fans include Labor Peer Dame Margaret Hodge, Tora President Kevin Hollinrake and the alliance of taxpayers. However, a Treasury source did not hear that such a tax could come.

Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has been planning the biggest concussion to direct local government financing to areas deprived of more than a decade.

Treasury said: ‘The best way to strengthen public financing is to enlarge the economy, which is our focus. Thanks to our planning reforms, the budget responsibility office said that the economy is expected to grow at the end of a decade. ‘

During the general election, the Labor Party said that he did not plan to reform the Council tax and excluded his property.