Capital Gains Tax Theories Dispelled By Treasury
Friday, 11 October 2024, 09:00
Government Dismisses Capital Gains Tax Concerns
The Treasury has responded to the widespread rumors suggesting that the Chancellor would rise the capital gains tax rate to 39%, labeling it as ‘pure speculation’. This official stance aims to quell anxieties among investors and stakeholders in the property sector.
Implications for Buy-to-Let Investors
The fears surrounding potential changes in capital gains tax rates have particularly affected buy-to-let investors, who await clarity on government policy.
- Chancellor's Comments: The Chancellor reaffirmed the government's commitment to a stable taxation framework.
- HM Treasury's Role: The Treasury continues to monitor economic conditions while ensuring transparency.
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